21 Waterbury Street, Caledon, ON L7E 1X2

About this property

Welcome to this beautifully updated freehold townhouse in Bolton East, one of the area's most desirable family-friendly communities. This 2-storey home offers stylish, move-in-ready living with a renovated main floor designed for both comfort and function. The bright open-concept kitchen flows seamlessly into the living space, while the main level also includes a 2-piece bath, inside access to the garage, and a walkout to a spacious deck with gas line hookup. The fully fenced and landscaped backyard creates an ideal setting for entertaining, children, pets, or simply unwinding at the end of the day. The updated staircase leads to three generously sized bedrooms filled with natural light, along with ample closet space, a large hallway closet for added storage, and two full bathrooms to accommodate busy family living. The finished basement adds valuable flexibility and can easily serve as a recreation area, home office, fitness space, or additional lounge area depending on your needs. This home has also benefited from a number of major improvements, including new windows, front door, sliding back door, and fire-rated interior garage door in 2025, attic insulation in 2025, a furnace and air conditioner in 2022, a backyard deck in 2022, irrigation system in 2024, and a driveway extension completed in 2020. A convenient garage-to-backyard passage makes outdoor maintenance easy, whether you're bringing through a lawnmower, tools, or seasonal items. With parking for up to three vehicles between the garage and private driveway, this home checks all the practical boxes as well. Ideally located near excellent schools, parks, trails, bike paths, a lively community centre, library, and dog parks, this property offers the perfect blend of modern updates, everyday convenience, and family-oriented lifestyle. A fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers or growing families seeking a home they can simply move into and enjoy.

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