31 Academy St, Hamilton, Ontario L9G 2X8
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Description
Welcome to the original Ancaster village! This charming bungalow is situated on a large lot in the highly sought after neighbourhood of Maywood. Enjoy the convenience of quick access to major highways perfect for commuters from Niagara to Toronto, walking distance to weekend activities such as family splash pad, Village Green park, tennis club, Tiffany Falls hiking trails, Ancaster Library, and the newly erected Memorial Arts Centre. Take advantage of the Hamilton Golf and Country Club, weekday farmers market, and the Wilson street shopping and dining (Rousseau House, Brewers Blackbird, the new Trails Cafe) as well as being in the desirable catchment for Rousseau Elementary. This residence offers comfort and charm with an updated kitchen, newly renovated full bathroom on the main floor as well as a second full bath in a fully finished basement that provides 1900 sqft of total livable space. Enjoy your morning coffee overlooking a meticulously maintained vibrant backyard that boasts matured perennials and trees, a detached garage perfect for a hobbyist or extra storage space, as well as a large patio for hosting or relaxing and soaking up with tranquil landscape! This home will not disappoint.
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Living
5.49 x 3.35Dining
2.44 x 2.59Kitchen
2.74 x 3.66Bathroom
2.44 x 3.24 Pc Bath
Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 1
Garage type Detached
Other parking spaces 4
Total parking spaces 5
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