The 40-year-old residence with a double garage provides 1,809 square feet of living space, ranging from a cozy sunroom to grand living and dining rooms with a double-sided, wood-burning fireplace and beamed, cathedral ceilings
Since 2014, the sellers installed a new air-conditioning system, kitchen and laundry appliances, as well as sliding doors to a three-tiered deck and south-facing backyard with a firepit, play structure and shed.
About $40,000 of work was also done in the basement, where there is a den, guest room and recreation area with a wet bar, gas fireplace and one of three bathrooms.“You don’t get a whole lot in the way of a bungalow in Hamilton or Burlington in the $600,000s. [This was] one you could move into that’s got basically all the major things done,” Mr. St. Jean said.
“Over all, it’s great value. The lot is large – 106 by 190 [feet] – and you’re not finding that in Hamilton and definitely not in Burlington.”to help you stay on top of news on the housing market, mortgages, the latest closings and more. Sign up today.
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