3003 Hill AVENUE, Regina, Saskatchewan S4S0W2

Designed by renowned architects O'Leary & Coxall who are also known for our beautiful Albert Street Bridge, this home bears the trademarks of exceptional build quality and attention to detail throughout. It is situated on a double lot in the Lakeview neighbourhood, close to parks, schools and many amenities. Stepping inside, the home showcases the enduring quality and craftsmanship of the original gumwood woodwork. From the arched doorways and built-in, meticulously detailed radiator covers & banister leading to the upper level, every detail speaks of timeless elegance. The spacious living room boasts a central wood-burning fireplace accented with limestone, complemented by large north and south facing windows that flood the room with natural light. The kitchen, a haven for culinary enthusiasts, delights with granite countertops, pristine white cabinetry, and ample storage. Extending from the kitchen is a sunlit south-facing four-season sunroom, ideal for nurturing plants and basking in the abundant natural light that fills the room. Upstairs, step onto the balcony overlooking the beautifully landscaped yard. Four bedrooms await, each adorned with original wall sconces. The upgraded main bathroom features a heated tiled floor, and a convenient laundry chute. The fully developed basement includes a spacious recreation area and an additional two-piece bathroom. A generously sized utility room combines modern laundry facilities with the original porcelain laundry tub, still in excellent condition and functional. Outside, the beautifully landscaped backyard oasis is a perfect area to enjoy Saskatchewan summers. It includes a deck, water fountain, patio area, some green space and a triple car 30' x 24' heated garage, shingles replaced in 2016. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of Regina's history, formerly owned by Dr. Allan Blair, a distinguished scientist. Purchaser also has the option to take advantage of a $6000 marketing incentive avail upon closing (id:39198)

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