5869 Yachtsman Crossing, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 6P1
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Price/Sqft$602/sqft
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Description
Location! Welcome to 5869 Yachtsman Crossing, a beautifully maintained and move-in-ready Green Park-built detached home located in one of Mississauga most desirable neighborhoods! This absolutely fabulous property offers exceptional curb appeal and a thoughtfully designed interior, perfect for families who value comfort, style, and convenience. Property Highlights:4 spacious bedrooms plus an additional bedroom in the finished basement. Impressive double-door entrance leading to a bright and airy foyer. Elegant 9 ceilings and abundant pot lights throughout the main floor. Cozy gas fireplace in the family room perfect for family gatherings. Modern, functional layout with formal living, dining, and open-concept kitchen. Beautifully finished basement ideal for in-laws, guests, or home office. Prime Location: Steps to public transit, major highways, and Heartland Town Centre. Close to shopping, top-rated schools, parks, and community centre. Public OPEN HOUSE : SAT & SUN-JULY 26th & 27th FROM 2-4 PM
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Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Family
4.38 x 3.66Parquet Floor / Fireplace / Window
Living
5.47 x 3.18Parquet Floor / Combined W/Dining / Open Concept
Dining
5.47 x 3.18Parquet Floor / Combined W/Living / Open Concept
Kitchen
3.39 x 3.86Ceramic Floor / Combined W/Br / Granite Counter
Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 2
Garage type Built-In
Other parking spaces 2
Total parking spaces 4
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