261 Sugarloaf St, Port Colborne, Ontario L3K 2P1
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Price/Sqft-
Est. Mortgage$2,898/mo
Tax Amount (2024)$4,349/yr
Days On Market1 day
Description
This stately brick home sits in one of Port Colborne's most coveted locations in south Port West. Right across from HH Knoll Park, Sugarloaf Marina, and the public boat launch on Lake Erie, you're also just a short stroll to West Street and the downtown core. This 2,100 sq. ft. home is a stunning blend of character and current style. Original hardwood floors, as well as rich wood trim give it timeless appeal - while thoughtful updates make it move-in ready. A gas fireplace anchors the living room that is open to the formal dining room, and a separate family room lies at the heart of the main floor. The kitchen is inviting with a centre island, pantry closet, and garden doors leading to the backyard deck. Two staircases lead to the second level, one of which opens directly into the 2nd floor laundry room. This floor also features four large bedrooms, the main bathroom, and a staircase to the third-floor attic - a space with endless potential for a future studio or office. A full basement provides lots of storage space. The fully fenced backyard is a private space with a deck, pergola, landscaped gardens, and a flagstone fire-pit area. A two-storey garage accessed by Breakwater Laneway in back provides plenty of parking and workspace. 261 Sugarloaf Street is a true classic, offering charm, space, and a location thats hard to beat.
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Foyer
3.35 x 2.82Living
3.94 x 4.77Gas Fireplace
Dining
3.94 x 3.4Kitchen
3.96 x 3.4W/O To Deck
Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 1
Garage type Detached
Other parking spaces 2
Total parking spaces 3
Property History

