7 Sifton Dr, St. Thomas, Ontario N5R 6C6
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Welcome to this charming 3+1 bedroom brick bungalow, perfectly situated in a convenient St. Thomas neighbourhood close to everything you need and just 16 minutes to London. Walking distance to Tim Hortons, the Elgin Mall, grocery stores, medical offices, parks, and transit. In lovely condition and thoughtfully maintained, this home offers a bright and inviting main level with an eat-in kitchen featuring a reverse osmosis water filter, a spacious living and dining area, and three comfortable bedrooms including a primary with ensuite and walk-in closet. The main floor also features a second full bath, main floor laundry, and is entirely carpet-free, making it easy to maintain and move-in ready. The lower level provides even more versatility with a fully finished in-law suite complete with its own kitchen, family room with gas fireplace, a fourth bedroom, and a third full bath with a relaxing Jacuzzi tub. There is also plenty of storage, a cold room, and hookups for a second laundry. Enjoy your morning coffee on the covered front porch or host family and friends on the private back patio with a natural gas hookup for your BBQ. The fully fenced yard is beautifully landscaped and the double garage and concrete driveway offer parking for at least six vehicles. This well-cared-for bungalow combines comfort, functionality, and a great location, making it easy to settle in and feel right at home.
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Living
5.08 x 3.45Dining
3.2 x 2.84Primary
4.08 x 3.78W/I Closet
Br
3.32 x 2.81Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 2
Garage type Attached
Other parking spaces 4
Total parking spaces 6
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