1310 Gulleden Drive 14, Mississauga, ON L4X 1Y9

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Welcome to this exceptional 3+2 bedroom, 3-bathroom townhome in the coveted Bloor-Dixie community on the Mississauga-Toronto border. The main floor boasts a modern, open concept eat-in kitchen with sleek, stainless steel appliances, durable granite countertops, and central island. The living room is designed for seamless entertaining with large windows for abundant natural light. It also includes a practical 3-piece bathroom with shower, a dedicated laundry space with built-in storage cabinets, and engineered hardwood flooring and recessed lighting throughout. An elegant oak staircase, accented with metal pickets, leads to a spacious primary suite with double mirrored closets. Two additional, generously sized bedrooms with closets, a centrally located 4-piece bathroom, and a comfortable, quiet workspace perfect for remote employment or homework round out the upper level. With excellent multi-generational potential, the fully finished lower level features a convenient, separate front entrance, leading to a layout complete with a kitchen, recreation room, 3-piece bathroom, and two additional versatile rooms perfect for guests, a gym, or a home office. Commuters have unparalleled transit options available at your doorstep, including the MiWay bus service, and immediate access to Highway 427, the QEW, and Highway 403. This family-centric neighbourhood is served by highly regarded schools including Bloorview PS, Tomken Road Middle School, and Father Michael Goetz Catholic Secondary School. Active families will thrive with the abundance of local green spaces and facilities such as the YMCA, and Applewood and Centennial Parks. The Bloor and Dixie area reflects Canada's rich multiculturalism, featuring a highly diverse selection of places of worship representing many different faiths and denominations right in the immediate neighbourhood. Step into a community designed to make you feel right at home from day one.

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