130 8TH STREET NORTH, Kaslo, British Columbia V0G1M0
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Price/Sqft$664/sqft
Est. Mortgage$3,629/mo
Tax Amount ()$3,000/yr
Days On Market1 day
Description
On a large and flat landscaped corner lot on a quiet street in Upper Kaslo stands this architectural masterpiece. For the first time ever offered on the market this custom built Hamill Creek Timber Frame one-owner home has been lovingly maintained and has seen many recent upgrades. This thoughtfully designed home has a bright, open floor plan; the warm, natural finishings feel cozy and inviting, at the same time exalted and majestic. Thick granite countertops, solid fir doors, beautiful hardwood flooring, large custom showers, in floor heat, beautiful custom stained glass, quality wooden blinds, all under a cathedral ceiling that soars up to 23 feet. Every square inch exudes a timeless elegance. Off the dining area a new, solid, large deck has been added in 2022 accessed by french doors . One bedroom on the main level with a Murphy bed could double as an office. Upstairs the master bedroom with the same exposed wooden beams, a big walk in closet, and a spacious ensuite bath with claw-foot tub. With its own separate entrance the walk out basement features a very large room with tiled floors, in floor heat, another Murphy bed and yet another deluxe bathroom with custom shower. New fridge, dishwasher, washer, dryer, microwave within the last year. Hot water tank replaced less than three years ago. This place is Turn Key. It might be time to unlock the best that Kaslo has to offer. Call your REALTOR® today. Room measurements are approximate. (id:39198)
Property Details
Interior
Features
Second level Floor
Primary Bedroom
16'9'' x 10'2''Full ensuite bathroom
13'4'' x 10'9''Property History

