2283 Briargrove Circle, Oakville, ON L6M 5A5

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Step inside before your visit-click the virtual tour link to experience the complete walk-through. Rarely do properties of this caliber become available: an exquisite, luxury detached residence on a massive, premium pie-shaped lot in Oakville's highly sought-after Westmount enclave. This flawlessly maintained home blends a private backyard pool paradise with sophisticated, sun-drenched indoor entertaining spaces. The spectacular backyard oasis is built for a lifetime of memories, showcasing an inground salt-water pool with a waterfall, beautiful hardscaping, manicured lawns, and an impressive garden shed/pool house. The interior matches this grand scale, offering an exquisite, carpet-free environment with seamless flow. Balance a demanding career and wellness effortlessly with a dedicated, light-filled main floor office and a private lower-level home gym. Host elegant gatherings in the formal dining room or cook for a crowd in the chef's maple kitchen, fully equipped with quartz countertops, a large centre island, a pantry, and a premium Kenmore Elite double-oven gas stove. Retreat to the upper level where a central skylight leads to a lavish primary suite complete with fireplace, custom walk-in closet, and a luxurious five-piece ensuite with double vanities and separate soaker tub. An additional bedroom suite features a private, newly updated three-piece ensuite-ideal for older children or guests. Significant capital updates offer complete peace of mind, including a newer roof, upgraded security, and a newly repaved double driveway with French curbs. Located on a picturesque, tree-lined street in Westmount, this exceptional home falls within the boundary of the province's #1 ranked school, Forest Trail, ranked 1/3052 in Ontario according to the Fraser Institute. You are also just minutes from the state-of-the-art Pine Glen Soccer Centre, scenic trail networks, the Oakville Hospital, and major transit links.

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