販売中の一戸建て住宅, 117 HALBIEM CRESCENT, Dysart Et Al (dysart), オンタリオ K0M 1S0, カナダ

Welcome to this beautifully maintained brick bungalow located in the Haliburton By The Lake subdivision. Built in 2005, this thoughtfully designed home offers comfortable, low-maintenance living with an ideal balance of natural surroundings & in-town convenience. Step inside to a bright, open-concept living & dining area, perfect for both everyday living & entertaining. The adjoining family room features a cozy propane fireplace & flows seamlessly into the kitchen, complete with a sunny breakfast nook & walkout to the updated back deck with a hot tub-an ideal space for morning coffee or evening relaxation. The main level offers true one-floor living with 3 generous bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a walk-in closet & 4-pc ensuite. A guest bathroom & main-floor laundry add to the home's practicality & ease of living. The partially finished lower level provides excellent flexibility, featuring a recreation room & an additional bedroom, with plenty of unfinished space ready for your personal vision, including a workshop area & wine storage. Additional highlights include an attached 1.5-car garage that is insulated & drywalled, complete with its own sound system. The level, low-maintenance lot features a paved driveway, an in-ground zoned sprinkler system, & an updated rear deck. Major systems such as Eco-Flow septic, forced-air propane heating, a Generac generator, & a new 200-amp electrical panel offer peace of mind year-round. The property includes an exclusive boat slip on Head Lake, connecting you to Haliburton's desirable 5-lake chain-perfect for boating, fishing, water sports, & more. The property backs onto the Glebe Park trail system & includes private access to a lakefront park, boat launch, & swimming area. All of this is just minutes from schools, the hospital, playgrounds, the dog park, & the shops & restaurants of downtown Haliburton. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy comfort, community, & an active lifestyle in the heart of the Highlands. (id:42016)