The one you've been looking for! Welcome to 477 Cobblehill Drive, a
beautifully modernized detached home in the heart of Pinecrest, one of
the most loved family neighbourhoods in Oshawa. Freshly updated from
top to bottom, this THREE storey home is the perfect fit for buyers
who want modern style without the new build price, and for downsizers
who want a refreshed home in a mature, quiet community. Sunlight pours
into the main rooms through generous windows, and the smart layout
gives everyone space to relax, work and gather together. Inside you
will find bright and inviting living spaces, three comfortable
bedrooms and three washrooms, so busy mornings run smoothly for the
whole family. The refreshed kitchen sits at the heart of the home,
ready for everyday cooking and evenings gathered with family and
friends. The finished walk out lower level opens to a fully fenced
backyard, giving you flexible extra space for guests, work or play,
and a private outdoor retreat for summer evenings, kids and pets. A
walk out balcony off the living room is the perfect spot for your
morning coffee. Central air and parking for 5 complete the package.
The home sits on a generous lot on a quiet mature street. Elementary
and High School Close by.
The location sells itself. Rossland Square is a short stroll away with
Food Basics, Shoppers Drug Mart, LCBO and restaurants. FreshCo,
Dollarama and Tim Hortons are about two minutes by car, Walmart
Supercentre and Costco about five minutes, and the Oshawa Centre about
ten minutes. Lakeridge Health Oshawa hospital and medical clinics are
close by, parks and trails plus Durham Region Transit at your door and
a quick drive to the Oshawa GO Station and Highway 401. Fresh, modern
and move in ready. Homes like this in Pinecrest do not last long. Come
and see the updates, the space and the location for yourself. Book
your private showing today. You will be glad you came to see it.
Oshawa is in the Regional Municipality of Durham. It is on the Lake Ontario shoreline, approximately 60 kilometres east of Toronto. Oshawa is often viewed as the eastern anchor of the Greater Toronto Area and the Golden Horseshoe.
Oshawa has huge ties to the automotive industry because it is the location of the General Motors plant. Oshawa is the self-proclaimed Auto Capital of Canada. The city plays host to three post-secondary institutions (Durham College, Trent University and University of Ontario Institute of Technology).
The name Oshawa comes from the Ojibwaa term aazhaway meaning just across or the crossing place.
It is believed that Oshawa began as a transfer point for the fur trade. Furs were transported via canoe by the Mississauga Indians at the Oshawa harbor and sent to the trading posts located to the west near the mouth of the Credit River.
Oshawa was incorporated as a village in 1850. The village became an industrial centre with tanneries, asheries, and wagon factories. Oshawa also became heavily associated with the automotive industry as the General Motors plant made this city its home.
In 1822, a “colonization road” known as Simcoe St. was constructed. This road facilitated settlement into the area. The road followed a path of an old native trail known as the Nonquon Road. Oshawa was home to many factories and had a great connection to local areas through the rail service that was offered.
Oshawa offers vibrant and dynamic cultural projects and programming. It is a very creative community with various festivals and events, performing arts, history and heritage exhibits and galleries and public art.
Oshawa offers several parks and trails, which provide you with an opportunity to participate in physical activities such as walking, running, cycling, and more. The city is also home to a number of natural areas that are perfect for taking in the beauty of nature.
Downtown Oshawa is a mix of culture, business, entertainment and academic. It is a beautiful place where people can work, learn, play and meet for drinks and exceptional food.
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