Cross Streets: Lincoln and Crowland. ** Directions: Lincoln past crowland north on McAlpine. Welcome to 270 McAlpine Avenue, where exceptional construction, meticulous maintenance, and true pride of ownership come together to offer a home that's increasingly difficult to find. Built with solid concrete walls extending to the roof trusses, this is a bungalow designed for lasting strength, comfort, and peace of mind. For 30 years, the current owners have invested in the improvements that matter most. A durable metal roof, concrete drive and garage, updated windows and doors, newer trusses, eavestroughs, and owned hot water tank mean the major expenses have already been taken care of, allowing you to move in with confidence instead of a renovation budget. The bright main floor offers a welcoming living room, two bedrooms, a well-appointed 3-piece bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub, and a versatile bonus room currently used as a laundry and office space that could easily serve as a fourth bedroom, hobby room, or flex space to suit your needs. The fully finished lower level expands your living space with a spacious rec room with a bar area that's perfect for entertaining, a third bedroom, and a second 3-piece bathroom, making it ideal for guests, teenagers, or multi-generational living. Step outside and discover one of this home's standout features: a backyard designed for enjoyment, not upkeep. The impressive 15' x 22' covered composite deck and composite fencing provide years of low-maintenance outdoor living, while the insulated roof over the deck offers exciting potential for a future enclosed three-season or four-season space. An extra-deep detached garage with concrete floors and a matching metal roof, along with a concrete three-car driveway, completes the home. Finding a home with this level of construction, maintenance, and long-term investment is becoming increasingly rare. If you're looking for lasting value, minimal future expenses, and the confidence that comes from buying a truly cared-for home, 270 McAlpine Avenue deserves a closer look. (id:27476)
