8 CYRIL RICHARDSON COURT — Uxbridge, Ontario

Cyril Richardson is the kind of street people settle into & stay. A quiet cul-de-sac where homes rarely reach the open market: this is the first 2-storey opportunity in 12 years. Set among mature trees in a low-maintenance yard, 8 Cyril Richardson spans nearly 3,000 s.f. - the home's defining feature is its configuration: 3 bedrooms, each with its own ensuite. A layout that seldom comes available, one that speaks to multigenerational families & to households where privacy is non-negotiable. The walkout lower level is a legal, 2 bed apartment with its own address, hydro meter, laundry, heated tile floors & secluded patio. At current market rents, it can generate $2000-$2400/month: income a lender will recognize, extending purchasing power or reducing carrying cost. Not looking to rent? It can easily live as an extension of the home. A south-facing entry looks out over a pond, opening to a centre hall flanked by a formal dining/living room with Jotul wood stove and a separate office. 9' ceilings grace the main floor. The kitchen anchors the back of the home, with granite countertops, a high-end Blue Star gas range, dedicated prep counter & eat-in area, open to the family room with gas fireplace & built-in shelving. The eat-in walks out through an oversized door to a composite deck among the trees, with stairs to the patio below. Upstairs, the 3 bedrooms are generously sized & private. The primary occupies its own end of the home, where a 5-pc bath nearly a room in itself offers an oversized shower & refreshed dual vanities. Twin walk-in closets are an everyday luxury most buyers don't know to ask for until they've lived with it. The bedrooms are finished in a soft, neutral berber (2024). The 2nd-floor laundry is a true room of its own. Walkable to the Fields of Uxbridge, the Trans Canada trail & downtown. Few homes do so much: room for 2 generations under one roof, income when you want it, and rare, oversized proportions on a court that turns over once a decade. (id:63357)