Gorgeous Freehold End-Unit - Just Like a Semi! 1610 Above ground and Appx. 700 sq. ft. finished Basement (approximately 2,300 sq. ft. living Space). This meticulously crafted piece offers the perfect blend of comfort, style, and functionality. The main level features a bright and inviting front entrance that leads to a Separate living area or office/den and a spacious, open-concept layout with a great room, a Gas Fireplace, which seamlessly connects the Eat-in kitchen to a walk-out to the large deck with a hot tub, and a good sized backyard. 3 Great-Sized Bedrooms, Primary Bedroom with Walk-in Closet & En-suite. Tons Of Windows & Natural Light. A full-size finished basement expands living space, offering endless possibilities for entertainment, recreation. This home is ideal for families seeking ample space. Situated in a desirable neighbourhood, it provides convenient access to a range of amenities, including shopping, parks, and schools. Commuters have easy access to the highway and public transportation. The driveway lacks a sidewalk, and the backyard is fenced. Don't miss the opportunity to make this your new home sweet home!
All Light Fixtures, Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Washer, and dryer. All Window coverings.
Courtice
Courtice is a great community for those looking to find small town charm.
Ideally located within commuting distance to both Oshawa and Toronto, Courtice is a fabulous alternative to the hectic urban lifestyle. Courtice allows you the space and freedom to raise a family in a warm and welcoming community where there is an abundance of reasonably priced large lots and detached homes. Escape the constraints and high cost of living of the city, while still maintaining easy access to all of its amenities.
Let your family flourish in an environment that lets them live life to its fullest. Come and find out why Courtice is one of the best kept secrets in Southern Ontario.
Courtice
Courtice was originally settled in 1795, but not by the family that gave the community its name. The brothers Thomas, Christopher and James Courtice came to the region from England in the 1830s, around which time the settlement was typically known as Ebenezer after the church and schoolhouse in the area with the same name.
In the middle of the 19th century, a post office with the name Courtice was built and railroad access into the area was established. The area did not see substantial growth from its rural roots until the 1980s when housing developments in the area began to spur growth in the region. Coupled with the expansion of the Greater Toronto Area, Courtice has begun to grow rapidly as a prime commuter area.
Courtice
Courtice hosts several community and sporting complexes and resources. The South Courtice Arena opened in 2003 with two full sized hockey rinks and an NFL-sized turf field. The Courtice Community Complex is home to a branch of the Clarington Library, as well as a large indoor pool, a wading pool, a waterslide, sauna, hot tub, weight and training facilities.
Courtice is also a short drive to both Oshawa and Bowmanville and the many amenities, festivals, restaurants and entertainment hotspots that those regions provide.
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