1485 Torrington Drive 19, Mississauga, ON L5V 1Y3

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Welcome to your dream home in Mississauga! This stunning 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom townhome is the largest model in the complex and offers an exceptional living experience in a beautiful, family friendly community. Lovingly maintained and updated by the same owners for 20 yrs. The kitchen is the real highlight of the main floor. It was fully redone in 2022 by Mill Street Kitchens (a $60k investment), and it flows right into the living and dining areas, which were updated in 2020 along with the powder room on the main floor. The layout is super functional, and it makes the whole main floor feel open and airy, while upstairs, you'll find 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, including a spacious ensuite attached to the massive primary bedroom with walk-in closet. The main bathroom was renovated in 2024 so it's fresh and trendy and you'll love the skylight upstairs as well.This thoughtfully designed layout ensures privacy and comfort for the entire family, with all renovations carefully considered to maximize storage and functionality. The finished basement adds even more value and versatility to this home, complete with a rough-in for a 4th bathroom if you choose to add one later, a renovated laundry room (2021) with ample storage making it perfect for guests or as a recreational area. You'll appreciate the garage, visitor parking and the beautifully landscaped surroundings with a park for the kids to play that encourages outdoor enjoyment. Location is everything, and this townhome does not disappoint. Conveniently situated near Heartland Shopping, you'll have access to everything you need, grocery stores, transit, schools, parks, hwys and trails within walking distance. This is not just a home; it's a lifestyle waiting for you. Don't miss your chance to make this incredible townhome your own! 12mm laminate floors with bamboo waterproof underlay. Furnace & AC (2021). All the major systems are taken care of, so just move right in!

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