Three point nine acres of privacy at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Iona Station, backing onto a treed ravine with its own walking trail, this is the kind of setting you don't stumble across twice. The brick bungalow was custom-built in 2012 on an ICF foundation, and it shows: geothermal heating/cooling keep utility costs sane year-round and every corner of this build was done properly rather than quickly.Step past the modest front and the house opens right up. The great room runs wide and bright under a vaulted ceiling, spilling into a kitchen finished with quartz counters, before stepping out to a deck shaded by a retractable awning, the view from up here runs straight over the ravine and the fields beyond. The primary suite has its own walk-in closet and four-piece ensuite; a second main-floor bedroom, a den, and a home office round out a layout that lives easily on one level.The walk-out lower level has ceiling height you won't find in a typical basement, and it's partially finished and set up for an in-law suite with its own kitchen, two bedrooms, a three-piece bath, and a family room. There is a large unfinished storage and utility area still left for you to shape into whatever comes next. Outside, a 23' x 22' attached double garage handles the everyday parking and a second detached building adds a further garage bay plus a finished room with its own wood stove, call it a man cave, a she-shed, or a studio; it's ready for whatever you make of it. For accessibility, the home was thoughtfully equipped throughout: a roll-in shower, an H-track ceiling-mounted lift system in the great room, and ceiling-mounted patient transfer hoists in the bedrooms and bathroom off the hallway full, dignified mobility built into the main living space. Geothermal heat, municipal water, and a bio filter septic system round out a home built to be lived in comfortably for decades. Click on the multi media play button for interactive floor plans, video and more.
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