329 Waseosa Lake Road Huntsville ON

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Country charm, everyday convenience, and room to grow - all just 10 minutes from the heart of Huntsville. Nestled on a picturesque 1.36-acre park-like lot in one of the area's most sought-after rural locations, this bungalow offers the perfect blend of privacy, practicality, and one-floor living. Located on a school bus route within a popular school district and equipped with high-speed internet, you will enjoy the best of country living without sacrificing modern conveniences. Designed with comfort in mind, the main floor features a spacious primary bedroom and a thoughtfully converted second bedroom that now serves as a convenient laundry room (laundry could be moved to the lower level). A quaint dining area with warm pine-lined walls flows into the inviting wood kitchen, complete with slate-style tile countertops and backsplash, creating a cozy gathering place filled with character. An attached sunroom provides the ideal space to enjoy your morning coffee, read a book, or simply bask in the sunshine while staying comfortably bug-free throughout the seasons. The finished lower level expands the living space with two additional bedrooms, a second full bathroom, and a spacious recreation room complete with a projector and screen - ready for family movie nights, game days, or entertaining friends. Outside, the circular paved driveway offers ample parking, while the detached single garage(16x23 approx.) provides additional storage and workspace. Mature trees, established gardens, and expansive lawns create a peaceful setting that feels like your own private retreat. Adding even more privacy, the property abuts onto an unopened road allowance owned by the Town of Huntsville, offering a wonderful natural buffer and extra elbow room. Whether you are starting out or downsizing, this charming bungalow delivers the lifestyle so many are searching for.

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