Room at the Top

Some homes are bright. This one is bright from the front door all the way up to the rooftop.

Built in 2024, this 3 storey freehold townhouse lives bigger than its footprint. It starts outside, with an extra-long driveway (where size will always matter) that fits three cars, plus a fourth in the garage. In a complex where most homes squeeze in one, that's a flex. Hosting gets easier, and nobody's circling the visitor lot at 7pm.

The main floor is fully open, with upgraded laminate throughout (aka no carpet in sight, ever) and a powder room for guests. The kitchen comes with an upgraded KitchenAid double door fridge with water and ice, a Whirlpool stove and dishwasher, and an upgraded Fisher & Paykel range hood. A water softener was added in 2024, because Stouffville water has a reputation. Dinner spills right out onto the balcony off the kitchen, which will become your default spot for morning coffee and summer cocktails.

Upstairs, the primary ensuite has double sinks and an oversized shower behind an upgraded glass door. The second bedroom works as a nursery, an office or a guest room, and the hall linen closet is big enough to actually be useful. The house faces west, so the light lasts all day, but the sun doesn't hit the windows until late afternoon. The rooms stay cool through the summer and the AC doesn't have to work overtime.

Then there's the roof. More than 350 square feet of private terrace, with room for a full lounge set AND a dining table, a gas line for the BBQ and, on a clear day, a peek of the CN Tower on the horizon. It's the kind of space that turns a Tuesday night into a plan.

Back on the ground level, you'll find direct garage entry and a deep storage room that holds far more than it should. There are two coat closets, one at the front door and one at the garage entry, so the shoe pile finally has somewhere to go.