Cross Streets: Old York Crescent. ** Directions: Montcalm & Old York Crescent. Welcome to 124 Montcalm Drive in Kitchener - a home that blends charm, space, and opportunity in one of the city's most sought-after neighbourhoods. Perfectly situated within walking distance to numerous schools, Tecumseh Park, Grand River Rec Complex, and offering quick access to major highways for commuters, this location checks all the boxes for convenience and lifestyle. Nature lovers will appreciate being just moments from Stanley Park Conservation Area - a scenic preserve featuring a moderate paved trail, a children's playground, and a tranquil atmosphere. Set on a generous 64 ft frontage lot, the fully fenced yard provides privacy and room to enjoy, complete with a large deck, mature trees, and a garden shed. This raised bungalow offers nearly 2,000 sq ft of finished living space and exudes warmth with its hardwood flooring and inviting layout, featuring three spacious bedrooms and a bright 4-piece bathroom. The fully renovated basement adds incredible versatility, offering a large rec room, an office/den, and an additional family or bedroom space with a walk-out separate entrance - ideal for an extended family or with excellent potential for an in-law suite or income-generating apartment. Bright, open, and spacious, the lower level has been finished with brand new flooring, trim, freshly painted and outfitted with dimmable pot lights throughout. You'll also find plenty of storage space and a large utility/laundry room. Thoughtful updates provide peace of mind, including a newer furnace (approx. 3 years old), an owned hot water tank, roof shingles replaced in 2020 and a brand new dryer. With an extra-long driveway that parks four vehicles, this home is as practical as it is appealing. Whether you're looking to put down roots, personalize a home to your taste, or invest in a property with long-term value in a prime area, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss. Offers welcome anytime - book your private viewing today before it's gone! (id:27476)
