372 Manhattan Dr, London South, Ontario N6K 0L5

Nestled in the prestigious Boler Heights community in sought-after Byron, this exceptional former model home by Reis Design Build showcases timeless Georgian-inspired architecture paired with sophisticated modern luxury. One of the most distinctive homes in the neighbourhood, this rare residence stands apart with its stately brick exterior, natural stone window accents, and elegant symmetrical design inspired by classic English estates.Thoughtfully designed, the home features soaring 9-foot ceilings on every level, including the expansive unfinished basement, creating an impressive sense of openness throughout. A bright, neutral interior is enhanced by gorgeous white oak hardwood flooring, oversized windows, and abundant natural light.At the heart of the home is a chef-inspired kitchen designed to impress. Featuring built-in appliances, an oversized island, custom cabinetry, and a spacious walk-in butler's pantry, this exceptional space seamlessly blends beauty and functionality. Large glass doors open to the covered rear patio, creating effortless indoor-outdoor living and the perfect setting for entertaining family and friends.The second level offers over 2,100 sq ft of beautifully appointed living space. The luxurious primary suite serves as a private retreat, featuring its own fireplace, a generous walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired ensuite complete with heated floors and built-in speakers, allowing you to enjoy a truly elevated daily routine. Three additional spacious bedrooms each feature their own private ensuite bathroom, offering exceptional comfort and privacy for family members and guests alike. Located just minutes from Boler Mountain, the Byron Optimist Sports Complex, parks, shopping, restaurants, and everyday amenities. Families will appreciate access to highly regarded schools, including Byron Somerset and STA.

Inclusions: Carbon Monoxide Detector, Dishwasher, Washer & Dryer , Gas Oven Range, Garage Door Opener, RangeHood, Refrigerator, Smoke Detector