Take Bank St south, turn left (east) on Parkway Road, turn right onto 8th Line, right onto Adam Baker Way. Home will be on the right. Welcome to 8115 Adam Baker Way, a beautifully maintained custom-built (2007) 3+2 bedroom, 3-bathroom bungalow nestled on a fully private, treed 2.035-acre estate lot just under 30 minutes from downtown Ottawa. This move-in-ready home features a bright open-concept layout w/ soaring 10-foot living room vaulted ceilings, pot lights, & durable bamboo flooring throughout the main level. The spacious kitchen offers ample cabinetry counter space, pantry storage, stainless steel appliances, & an updated refrigerator + dishwasher (2021), flowing seamlessly into the open concept dining & living areas-perfect for everyday living & entertaining. The main floor also features a generous primary suite w/ a large walk-in closet, an ensuite w/ his & hers vanity, a soaker tub, two additional bedrooms, a full 4-pc bathroom, & a convenient laundry/mudroom w/ direct access to the oversized attached 2+ car garage w/ basment access. The fully finished lower level offers additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, a gas fireplace, & an expansive recreation room ideal for growing families, guests, or multi-generational living. Step outside to your own private retreat featuring a new 20' x 30' rear deck (2024), refinished 3-season screened porch (2025), approximately one-acre fully fenced backyard (2022), walking trails beyond the fenced yard, horseshoe setup, and a garden shed. Enjoy peace of mind with numerous updates including a Bryant 3-ton Cold Climate Heat Pump (2026), high-efficiency furnace (2018), owned hot water tank (2020), roof (approx. 2015), 200-amp electrical service with generator sub-panel, pressure tank (2021), water softener (2020), iron and sulphur filtration system (2018), UV water purification system (2021), septic pumped (2026), PEX plumbing throughout, fresh paint (2025 & 2026). The home features income-generating solar panels. The transferable MicroFit contract is until October 11, 2033. There has been no maintenance needed, producing approximately $2,500-$3,000 annually. (id:27476)
