241 Lexington Road, Oakville, ON L6H 6L5

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Welcome to 241 Lexington Road, a home designed for growing families who need space to live, work and gather together. Nestled on a quiet, family-friendly street in sought-after River Oaks, this beautifully maintained and extensively upgraded home offers rare 5-bedroom functionality , 4 fully renovated bathrooms and parking for 6 vehicles. Whether hosting holiday dinners, gathering around the spacious kitchen island for family meals or enjoying cozy evenings by the fireplace, this home was built for the moments that matter most. Hardwood floors, Smooth Ceilings, Crown Mouldings, Pot lights, and California shutters throughout. The chef-inspired kitchen features modern white cabinetry, a large centre island, granite countertops, B/I appliances, a stone backsplash, pantry with pull-outs and a bright breakfast area with W/O to a private backyard deck, perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The upper level features a spacious primary retreat with double-door entry, a walk-in closet with custom organizers, and a professionally renovated spa-inspired 5-piece ensuite with quartz countertops, double vanity, freestanding tub and oversized shower. Two additional generous bedrooms share a beautifully renovated 4-piece bathroom. A convenient second-floor laundry closet with existing hookups offers future flexibility. The professionally finished basement provides exceptional versatility with 2 more bedrooms, a renovated 3-piece bathroom, a spacious recreation room with a stone accent wall and BI bookshelves, plus a laundry room with cabinetry, ideal for extended family, guests, a home office, gym or hobby space. Significant updates include professionally renovated upper bathrooms (2021), KitchenAid electric cooktop (2021) LG wall oven (2025) Washer & Dryer (2021) Furnace (2017) Central air conditioning (2018), new backyard gate (2020) roof (2013). A rare opportunity to own a move-in-ready family home in River Oaks.

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