128 CHESSINGTON AVENUE, East Gwillimbury, Ontario L9N 0R6

There's a particular kind of confidence in a listing whose owners aren't leaving the neighborhood. The sellers of 128 Chessington Ave have purchased preconstruction a short walk from here. They know what's coming to this pocket of East Gwillimbury, and they've chosen to stay. Three finished levels, arranged with real intention. The main floor moves as one composed sequence - dining at the front beneath a linear chandelier, a generous kitchen through the center with a long island and seating for four, living at the rear opening to a full-width cedar deck. Crown molding and pot lighting . Above, a on main flr. Primary suite with shiplap feature wall, ... read more

There's a particular kind of confidence in a listing whose owners aren't leaving the neighborhood. The sellers of 128 Chessington Ave have purchased preconstruction a short walk from here. They know what's coming to this pocket of East Gwillimbury, and they've chosen to stay. Three finished levels, arranged with real intention. The main floor moves as one composed sequence - dining at the front beneath a linear chandelier, a generous kitchen through the center with a long island and seating for four, living at the rear opening to a full-width cedar deck. Crown molding and pot lighting . Above, a on main flr. Primary suite with shiplap feature wall, walk-in closet, and an ensuite finished past builder standard: freestanding soaker tub beneath a window and a separate glass shower. The main bath carries the same large-format tile and full glass enclosure. Hardwood through all three bedrooms and the upper hall. A covered second-storey balcony opens off the front bedroom through french doors. The lower level is a genuine third living space - broadloom, above-grade windows, room for both a media area and a desk. Full oak staircase, open on both sides, from lower level through to second. Set between Sharon and Holland Landing: a park within walking distance, a brand-new recreation center and schools five minutes away, the GO station in eight. Rural pace, urban access, and everything around you still new. (id:25417)