100% REAL PHOTOS. We understand why you might wonder. This is what happens when a renovation is carried through the entire home instead of stopping halfway. The showstopper? Two full levels of matching Red Oak hardwood, flowing room to room and continuing right through the rebuilt staircase. No patchwork of flooring. No updated main floor followed by compromises upstairs. Every inch has been replaced, and the result hits the moment you walk in. But the floors are only the beginning. The kitchen was completely rebuilt in 2026 with quartz counters, new cabinetry, backsplash, lighting and stainless appliances. Every bathroom has been renovated, including the ensuite, main bath and powder room. The front entrance and laundry/mudroom have been redone, including a new 36 front door. Pot lights, fresh paint and carefully selected finishes carry the same standard throughout. Behind the eye-candy, the expensive work has been done too: a 2024 furnace/heat pump system delivering dramatically improved efficiency, updated windows, attic insulation, hot water tank and an energy audit with additional efficiency improvements. The basement even offers a bathroom rough-in and flexibility for future laundry relocation. And then there's Meadowfield Place: a quiet Chapel Hill crescent with a pedestrian path connecting directly into the neighbourhood's central green space, schools, courts, baseball diamond, play structures and soccer field. The complete improvement list is genuinely too long for this description. Gas bill has been reduced to approximately $300/yr total, hydro bill increased by ~$120/yr; total saving of approx. $1250-1500 net per year since the heat pump/furnace installation and energy audit.
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