865 Meadow Wood Road, Mississauga, ON L5J 2S7

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Set on an impressive 0.4-acre lot surrounded by mature trees, lush landscaping, and an inground pool, this cherished family home offers privacy and comfort in sought-after Clarkson. Ideally located just moments from the lakefront trails of Rattray Marsh Conservation Area, the vibrant shops and cafes of Clarkson Village, and the renowned dining and waterfront atmosphere of Port Credit. Just steps away from a plethora of amenities, local favourites and scenic escapes like Jack Darling Memorial Park. Inside, expansive principal rooms and large windows fill the home with natural light from every angle, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. The spacious eat-in kitchen features a pantry, ample prep space, and seamless walkout access to the backyard, ideal for summer entertaining, morning coffee overlooking the gardens, or relaxing poolside with family and friends. Two fireplaces across the main level add warmth and character throughout the winter months, while the thoughtful layout offers effortless flow between the living, dining, and family spaces. A convenient main floor laundry room with direct mudroom and garage access completes the level. Upstairs, four generously sized bedrooms provide exceptional space for growing families, each complete with its own closet. The expansive primary retreat offers a peaceful escape with a walk-in closet and private 3-piece ensuite. The lower level presents endless possibilities to reimagine and personalize. Featuring a sprawling recreation area, fireplace, dry bar, and abundant storage, the space is perfectly suited for a games lounge, home library, media room, guest suite, gym, or multi-generational living setup. Lovingly maintained and full of potential, this is your chance to secure a substantial parcel in one of South Mississauga's most established and coveted communities, move in and enjoy today, or transform it over time into your forever dream home.

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