Cross Streets: CROSSFIELD AVENUE AND SAVANNAH COURT. ** Directions: CENTENNIAL DRIVE TO CROSSFIELD AVENUE TO SAVANNAH COURT. Set at the end of a cul-de-sac and backing onto a park, this 2,700 sq. ft. double car garage home offers the kind of location that parents search for and rarely find. Kids can walk to the park, ride their bikes on a quiet street, and catch the bus without crossing a single road. Inside, the home is equally well suited to family life. The kitchen is the heart of the main floor. The professional-grade appliances include a 65" Frigidaire tandem fridge/freezer, matching wall oven, and a 36" BlueStar gas range. An oversized farmhouse sink, granite covered island with built-in bookshelf, and an extended pantry provide all the space you'll need, while the tile backsplash and designer pendant lighting give the room an elegant, timeless look. A spacious living room overlooks the backyard, while a formal dining room, front office, mudroom, and powder room complete the main level. Upstairs you'll find 4 large bedrooms, including a primary suite with a 5-piece ensuite, plus a main 4-piece bathroom. A bright 2nd-floor laundry room sits conveniently between the bedrooms because, as every parent knows, the laundry never really ends. The unfinished lower level offers plenty of flexibility, whether you envision a kids' retreat, home gym, or future finished living space. Larger basement windows than you'd expect and a bathroom rough-in provide an excellent starting point. Outside, the fully fenced, pool-sized yard backs directly onto Halifax Park, while Bert Meunier Commons is just a short walk away for soccer games, and evening strolls. Despite the peaceful setting, everyday conveniences are just minutes away. Costco, RONA, and the Invista Centre are all close enough to ask the question - should I walk, bike, or take the car? The best childhood memories always seem to start with stories about the neighbourhood. Riding bikes. Playing in the park. Spending time with friends just down the street. 561 Savannah Court is exactly the kind of place where those stories get made. (id:27476)
