North of Fourth Line, west on Glen Valley to Old Oak Some homes make their impression in photos. Others give you that sense of coming home once you're standing inside. 1194 Old Oak Drive is one of those homes. If you need more room but don't want to give up the neighbourhood, the schools or the trails, this is the house that lets you keep all of it. The main floor is built for real life: a living room more than 21 feet long, a separate dining room with space for everyone at the holidays, and a kitchen with new appliances and counters plus a breakfast area for busy school mornings. Upstairs, four bedrooms mean everyone gets their own door to close. The primary has an ensuite with a soaker tub for the end of a long day, and the second bedroom is 15' x 15', so nobody feels like they got the short straw. The finished lower level adds a 23-foot rec room for movie nights, a home gym or the kids' hangout, which keeps the main floor calm. Out back is where summer happens. Mature cedars make the fenced lawn feel private, and the deck and pergola come with a natural gas line for the BBQ, so dinner moves outside without a propane run. The roof (2024) and central air (2025) are already done, so two of the biggest line items are off your list. Walk to the Sixteen Mile Creek trails, parks and splash pads, with schools close by and quick access to the QEW, 403, 407 and Bronte GO for the commute. The photos are a good start. Standing inside is where it clicks. (id:27476)
