2625 Regina Street Britannia - Lincoln Heights and Area ON

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SUNSET VIEWS & RIVERFRONT LIVING AT NORTHWEST ONE. Experience breathtaking views of the Ottawa River and Britannia Bay with a sunset background from this expansive 1,034 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom 10th-floor corner suite. This rare layout offers Ottawa River and Mud Lake views from the living room, dining room, and all three bedrooms. Overlooking the Mud Lake conservation area is a special treat shared by only two condos on each floor. Step out onto the large west-facing balcony to enjoy stunning evening vistas. The interior features timeless parquet flooring in great condition, elegant crown moldings, and updated interior doors and handles. The renovated kitchen is highly functional, featuring tall upper cabinets and a dedicated standup freezer in addition to the regular refrigerator. Enjoy peace of mind with significant recent building upgrades: new windows [2023], a new fire alarm system [2024], and new efficient heat pumps for heating and cooling [2026]. Northwest One is a secure building utilizing advanced facial recognition technology in the lobby and has an on-site management office. Residents can enjoy an active social community with weekly card games, holiday potlucks, and summer BBQs. Extensive amenities include an indoor saltwater pool, saunas, a recently updated fully-equipped fitness centre, a billiards room, a library, tennis courts, and guest suites for visitors. This unit includes one underground parking spot [#135], conveniently close to the elevators and located in sought-after Garage #1. The location is a nature lover's dream, sitting adjacent to NCC parklands, Mud Lake, the Trans Canada Trail, and Britannia Beach. Walk to Farm Boy, Shopper's Drug Mart and a handful of restaurants and stores. This condo offers both convenience and a resort-style lifestyle. Book your private tour today to experience this lifestyle!

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