61 Lorway Avenue, Sydney, Nova Scotia B1P 4Z3
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Price/Sqft$209/sqft
Est. Mortgage$1,069/mo
Tax Amount ()-
Days On Market18 days
Description
Nestled in the centre of Sydney, 61 Lorway Avenue offers a well-maintained two-storey home perfect for comfortable family living and urban convenience. Just a short walk to downtown and steps from scenic Wentworth Park, this location blends quiet residential charm with access to all essentials—including the Cape Breton Regional Hospital just five minutes away by car. A covered front porch welcomes you, setting the tone for the warm, inviting feel that continues throughout the home. Inside, the main level features hardwood flooring and a smart open layout that wraps around the main floor, connecting each space with ease. The foyer flows into the spacious living room, then into the dining area, where patio doors lead to a private backyard deck—perfect for entertaining or unwinding. Adjacent to the dining area is a functional kitchen with plenty of cabinet space and a large pantry. Upstairs, you’ll find three generously sized bedrooms and a full five-piece bathroom, offering comfort and flexibility for families, guests, or a home office setup. The private patio-style backyard offers low-maintenance outdoor living, ideal for quiet mornings or casual evenings. With its solid condition, thoughtful layout, and unbeatable location, this home is a great option for buyers seeking move-in ready living in a well-connected Sydney neighbourhood. Don't miss this opportunity to own in one of Sydney’s most walkable areas—close to parks, schools, healthcare, and downtown amenities.
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor Floor
Foyer
4 x 8Kitchen
12 x 10Dining Room
11 x 12Living Room
14 x 12Property History

