57 Barker Boulevard, Collingwood, ON L9Y 4W4

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Enjoy relaxed, low-maintenance living in this spacious and beautifully maintained one-owner home, quietly positioned along the 7th fairway of Cranberry Golf Course in Collingwood's desirable west end. Filled with natural light and welcoming golf course views, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom home offers comfort, flexibility, and an easy four-season lifestyle close to trails, skiing, downtown Collingwood, Georgian Bay, and Blue Mountain.The inviting interior features an open-concept layout enhanced by large windows, California shutters, vaulted ceilings, and architectural display details that add warmth and character throughout. A double-door entry opens to a generous foyer and spacious formal living and dining area, creating an elegant setting for entertaining or everyday enjoyment.The bright kitchen offers plenty of space for cooking and gathering, with a walkout to a newer composite deck overlooking the fairway. A few steps down, the comfortable family room features a gas fireplace and sliding doors to the ground-level patio, complete with an electric awning for added shade on sunny afternoons.The upper level offers two generous bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom and large walk-in closet, creating ideal privacy for owners and guests. A third bedroom on the main level also works beautifully as a home office, with a separate three-piece bathroom nearby. Inside entry to the double garage adds everyday convenience, and the garage has been finished with an epoxy non-slip floor.The lower level is partially finished with laundry, utility space, excellent storage, double sump pumps, and additional room to complete if desired for guest accommodation, a children's play area, fitness space, or hobby room. With its golf course setting, thoughtful layout, abundant natural light, and exceptional pride of ownership, this is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the best of Collingwood living in every season.

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