Cross Streets: Andover Dr. & Novello Ave. ** Directions: Drive South from Commissioners Rd. W onto Andover Dr., Turn East onto Novello Ave and take the first Right turn onto Jason Cres. The house is located on the right. Welcome to 637 Jason Crescent, a beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom raised bungalow located in the sought-after Norton Estates community. Backing directly onto Butler Park, this home offers a rare combination of privacy, green space, and modern living. The bright and spacious main level features an open-concept layout with a modern kitchen showcasing quartz countertops and ample cabinetry, seamlessly flowing into the family room - perfect for entertaining or everyday living. The fully finished lower level provides a generous additional family room, ideal for growing families, guests, or a potential recreation space. The lower level also includes a convenient 2-piece bathroom, laundry area with washer and dryer, and a 100-amp electrical panel. The spacious primary bedroom features a walk-in closet and a luxurious 5-piece ensuite bathroom, creating a comfortable and private retreat. Two additional well-sized bedrooms and thoughtfully designed bathrooms complete the functional layout. Step outside to enjoy the fully fenced backyard with direct access to Butler Park. The hot tub lets you enjoy the outdoors year-round, whether you're relaxing after a long day or entertaining friends and family. An attached single-car garage and extra-long driveway provide ample parking and everyday convenience. Conveniently located within walking distance to St. Jude Catholic Elementary School and Arthur Ford Public School. Public transit routes offer easy access to downtown London and nearby amenities, including Westmount Mall, shopping, restaurants, and parks. An excellent opportunity for first-time home buyers, families, or investors seeking a well-located property in a desirable neighbourhood. Book your private showing today. THE PRIMARY PHOTO HAS BEEN VIRTUALLY ENHANCED TO SHOW YOU WHAT THIS PROPERTY COULD LOOK LIKE IN THE SUMMER. (id:27476)
