74 Tuscany Summit Sq, Calgary, Alberta T3L 0G1
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Price/Sqft$405/sqft
Est. Mortgage$2,190/mo
Maintenance fees$186/mo
Tax Amount (2025)$3,354/yr
Days On Market9 days
Description
Welcome to your brand new three-story townhouse nestled in the exclusive community of Tuscany. Backing onto a natural area, and there is no neighbor on the back of your house. This property offers the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. The main level in included with a magnificent kitchen with an added Island, an abundance of cabinetry ensures there's a place for everything. Your inner chef will rejoice with modern two tone soft close cabinetry, complemented by sleek quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances. Luxury vinyl flooring adds a touch of elegance tothe entire main floor provides comfort throughout. Step onto the good-sized balcony to enjoy morning coffee or evening sunsets. The upper level features a generously sized second room and convenient laundry space, along with a large main bathroom. Retreat to the master bedroom, complete with an en suite featuring another soaker tub bath and double closets. We have upgraded and added future electrical and mechanical tie-ins for the ceiling fan to both bedrooms and also the living room if the new owners wish to install them. Located close to all amenities, including Crowchild Trail and Stony Trail, this townhouse offers both comfort and accessibility. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this your new home sweet home. Directions:
Property Details
Interior
Features
Second Floor
Bedroom
35`3" x 30`7"4pc Ensuite bath
28`5" x 16`5"Laundry
10`8" x 10`5"Bedroom - Primary
54`8" x 35`6"Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 2
Garage type -
Other parking spaces 1
Total parking spaces 3
Property History

