MLS Description
Welcome to 562 Haines Rd., Newmarket. This brick bungalow with DOUBLE car garage, is located at the end of a child friendly cul-de-sac just east of Main St. The location is superb and is convenient to nearly everything you need in life. There is an abundance of boutique & box store shopping for clothes and/or groceries, plus Upper Canada Mall. Public transportation in town and out. Or choose a 4 minute commute to one of two, local GoTrain stops. This home is situated on a large lot, with a fenced rear yard, perfect for the dog, that backs a park! AND the home has an on-grade finished basement with a walk-out to a patio, and access to the garage. It wouldn't take much to renovate this space into an in-law suite as there is already a bedroom, sitting area with fireplace, plus a 3pc bathroom (shower) and laundry. The main floor has a bright kitchen with a lovely view of the back yard and park, plus a side door exit to a small deck. There is a formal dining room, and a living room that overlooks the rear yard with its own walk-out to a deck. There are 3 bedrooms on the main floor and a renovated bathroom. Windows have been upgraded to vinyl casement. Plenty of parking with the double wide driveway. Basement is suitable with some modification for an in-law suite.
General Information
Property Type
Detached
Community
Bristol-London
Land Size
Frontage - 67.1
Depth - 199.16
Irregular - rear 83.13 E/S 212.6
Details
Total Parking Spaces
8
Amenities Nearby
Park
Public Transit
Features
Park nearby
Close to public transportation
Building
Architectural Style
Bungalow
Bedrooms
5
Basement Features
Walk out
Cooling
Central air conditioning
Heating Type
Forced air
Heating Fuel
Oil
Rooms
| Type | Level | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Living room | Ground level | 4.6 x 3.65 (meters) |
| Dining room | Ground level | 3.62 x 3.57 (meters) |
| Bedroom | Ground level | 3.84 x 3.62 (meters) |
| Bedroom 2 | Ground level | 3.65 x 3.62 (meters) |
| Bedroom 3 | Ground level | 3.08 x 2.5 (meters) |
| Bedroom 4 | Basement | 3.93 x 3.55 (meters) |
| Recreation room | Basement | 4.22 x 3.96 (meters) |
| Bedroom 5 | Ground level | 3.6 x 3.25 (meters) |
Newmarket
In 2013, MoneySense magazine ranked Newmarket as the fourth top small city in Canada, and it’s not hard to see why.
Newmarket is ideally located midway between downtown Toronto and Barrie, making it perfect for commuters looking for easy access to either city, and an attractive alternative to Toronto for businesses and residents.
Newmarket has great small town charm with all of the conveniences you would expect of a big city.
Main Street Newmarket
Main street Newmarket is a truly unique experience found in the heart of Newmarket. The street is styled with early 1800s architecture and streetlights, and is adorned with custom grown flower barrels, providing a beautiful and vibrant setting.
Shop at local boutiques, dine at several patio eateries, find fresh produce at the seasonal farmer’s market, or participate in the many recreational, cultural and arts activities.
Upper Canada Mall
As one of the largest shopping centres in Canada, this mall is home to over 250 stores across over one million square feet. The mall provides a premiere shopping experience to residents of Newmarket with a wide variety of stores, making it a fantastic alternative to travelling to the big city. From dozens of specialty stores to all of the major brands and outlets, there really isn’t much you can’t find at Upper Canada Mall.
Newmarket
During its early years, Newmarket was mostly an agricultural community, yet it was also home to a busy centre of commerce and small industry. It was incorporated as a village in 1857 with a population of seven hundred and has grown quickly ever since.
Newmarket became a town in 1880 with a population of over two thousand. William Cane was elected as the first mayor of Newmarket, who owned a factory that would eventually become the first in Canada to manufacture lead pencils.
After the second world war, Newmarket experienced major growth and expansion. New subdivisions were rapidly developed, and by 1970, the population of Newmarket more than doubled to eleven thousand residents.
Elman W. Campbell Museum
This museum focused on educating the public and preserving the rich history of Newmarket, from its first days as an agricultural settlement to the present day. The museum offers free admission and hosts school group programs covering topics ranging from pioneer living, traditional games and songs to local government history. The museum also presents annual holiday celebrations on Christmas, Easter and Halloween.
Newmarket
A community beyond the ordinary.
Newmarket provides its residents with resources to participate in a variety of activities. Something for the whole family, including swimming, skating, fitness, exercise, dance, arts and crafts, sports, day camps, theatre, special events and much more.
Newmarket promotes a dynamic, active and healthy community, providing programs, services and amenities for all stages of life. With over 70 parks, and recreation centres, the town is great for those with an active lifestyle and for those who love the outdoors.
Ray Twinney Recreation Complex
This facility features two arenas and a large indoor pool, as well as several lounges and rooms that are available for rental, along with spectator seating, snack bars and change room facilities.
Outside the facility, there is a football field, multiple soccer fields and baseball diamonds, making this recreation complex an ideal venue for community events, sports tournaments and more.
Magna Centre
The Magna Centre is one of the premiere recreation facilities in Ontario. Opened in 2007, this state-of-the-art complex features four arenas, two pools, a full sized gym, walking track, three multi-purpose rooms, a pro shop and a restaurant.
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