Six bedrooms, two full kitchens, over 3,000 sq ft of finished space, and two driveways - this kind of property doesn't come around at a price that actually makes sense very often, and when it does, it's worth paying attention. Right now, this is a large, beautiful single-family home, and that's really the story here - generous room sizes, two kitchens, six bedrooms, all flowing together as one expansive residence.
The entire house just went through a major renovation, so you're getting two brand new bathrooms and a brand new kitchen along with fresh finishes throughout, layered in with the character you'd expect from a home with real bones: original woodwork, detailed moldings, bay windows, hardwood floors. What makes it even more interesting is what's underneath the current layout.
Because it's semi-detached, the home was originally built as two complete, self-contained living spaces, each with its own entrance, kitchen, and living area - and that structure is still there. It's currently open as one home, but converting it back to two independent units is as simple as adding a single door.
So while you get to enjoy it today as a spacious single-family residence, the option for multigenerational living or a live-in investment is sitting right there, ready to activate whenever you want it, without a renovation project standing in the way. The Bridge Street side offers three bedrooms and a full bath with generous living and eating areas.
The Union Street side has two to three bedrooms (one can be on the main floor), an updated bathroom, and a separate dining room, depending on how you configure the space. There's also a heated bonus space above the attached double garage, and a 30 x 70 ft parcel that carries its own PIN, which opens the door to future development if that's ever something you want to explore.
All of it is centrally located, close to schools, shopping, parks, and the everyday stuff. Move-in ready, and as flexible as you need it to be.
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