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Country estate living, just minutes from the conveniences of town.
List Price $1,099,900.00
The big bad wolf can huff and puff but he will never blow this house down. Nestled back against the woods on a private 1.2 acre conservation lot this home is built with superior construction & will withstand the test of time. Living is easy in this impressive residence offering gorgeous views of nature from every window. The open floor plan encompasses 3 spacious bedrooms with plenty of room for study, sleep, & storage, 2-1/2 luxurious bathrooms, & a sleek and stylish kitchen that flows through to the dining room.
The expansive living room with vaulted ceiling opens up to a spacious maintenance free over-sized composite Trex deck and private backyard. Step outside & into the "Cottage". A beautiful bonus four-season room with a Napoleon natural gas stove. Gather your thoughts or read a book in this cedar lined space.
Extra's: Unfinished basement with separate entrance to the garage. All appliances, all window coverings, all light fixtures, Kinetico water system, 22KW Generac generator that will power the entire home in the event of a power outage. New roof (2016), new front doors, extensive landscaping, in-ground sprinklers, fully fenced backyard, plus much much more...
Pride of ownership is reflective both inside and out!
Flexible closing October to February.
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The Big Bad Wolf Can Huff And Puff But He Will Never Blow This House Down! Nestled Back Against The Woods On A 1.2 Acre Conservation Lot This Home Is Built With Superior Construction And Will Withstand The Test Of Time! Living Is Easy In This Impressive Residence! The Open Floor Plan Encompasses 3 Spacious Bedrooms With Plenty Of Room For Study, Sleep & Storage, 2 1/2 Luxurious Bathrooms & A Sleek And Stylish Kitchen That Flows Through To The Dining Room.
Property Type
Detached
Community
Rural East Garafraxa
Land Size
Frontage - 151.8
Depth - 400.87
Irregular - 1.2 Acres Conservation Lot
Parking
Detached Garage (3)
Total Parking Spaces
12
Architectural Style
Bungalow
Bedrooms
3
Basement Features
Separate entrance
Cooling
Central air conditioning
Heating Type
Forced air
Heating Fuel
Natural gas
Type | Level | Dimensions |
---|---|---|
Great Room | Ground level | 5.73 x 4.67 (meters) |
Kitchen | Ground level | 7.38 x 3.45 (meters) |
Dining room | Ground level | 4.42 x 3.22 (meters) |
Primary Bedroom | Ground level | 5.29 x 4.29 (meters) |
Bedroom 2 | Ground level | 4.16 x 3.19 (meters) |
Bedroom 3 | Ground level | 3.46 x 3.37 (meters) |
Laundry room | Ground level | 2.43 x 1.96 (meters) |
Sunroom | Ground level | 3.98 x 3.3 (meters) |
Exercise room | Basement | 3.7 x 3.37 (meters) |
You won’t find a better place to live in Ontario than Orangeville.
Orangeville blends the perfect balance between big city convenience and small town charm. Ideally located less than thirty minutes north of Brampton, and within an hour of downtown Toronto, Orangeville is a short commute, and a great escape from the hectic urban lifestyle.
Orangeville is a busy and active community that boasts a thriving downtown core with historic homes, a variety of unique shops, artisans, and restaurants.
Orangeville friendly community driven atmosphere hosts many famous annual events, including the Orangeville Blues and Jazz festival, Founder’s Day sidewalk sale and street performances, and the Harvest Celebration in the fall.
Downtown Orangeville also hosts a weekly farmer’s market which showcases local produce, meats and culinary delights. Visit the friendly local growers to get a taste of the best food the area has to offer.
You won’t find a town with more character and appeal than Orangeville.
The Orangeville area was home to many native settlements long before it was known as Orangeville. Archaeologists have discovered evidence of settlement by indigenous peoples as far back as eleven thousand years ago.
Historically, the area was the home to the Tionontati or Petún peoples, however, they were displaced by the Algonkian peoples from northern Ontario by the end of the 17th century.
Orangeville gets its name from Orange Lawrence, a Connecticut businessman and militia captain who owned several mills in the area. His house still stands today and is shown in the picture above. Orangeville officially became a town in 1874, and has been growing steadily ever since.
There’s always something to do, and never a dull moment in Orangeville.
If you love the outdoors, Orangeville is your ideal town. Conveniently located on the shores of Orangeville Reservoir is Island Lake Conservation Area. This conservation area hosts four seasons of outdoor activities, from hiking and kayaking, to fishing and cross country skiing as well as some of the most scenic views in the area.
Orangeville may be a small town, but it is full of culture and style as it is home to a thriving artistic community. The town is renowned for its award winning Blues and Jazz festival, Theatre Orangeville which hosts some of the best theatrical artists from all over Canada, and Founder’s Day that attracts artisans and street performers from all over the world.