475 Mcgarrell Drive 31, London North, ON N6G 5K6

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Rare One-Floor Living in the Highly Desirable Masonville/Sunningdale Area! This beautifully updated all-brick and stucco detached condo offers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and low-maintenance living in one of North London's most sought-after neighborhoods. The extra-wide floor plan features 9-ft ceilings, hardwood flooring, a bright living room with soaring cathedral ceilings, and an open dining area with a large bay window. The stunning renovated white kitchen boasts quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a ceramic tile backsplash, a spacious pantry, and a large center island-perfect for everyday living and entertaining. Corner windows with transoms fill the space with natural light. Enjoy the convenience of true one-floor living with two generous main-floor bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a walk-in closet and ensuite featuring a glass shower. The professionally finished lower level provides exceptional additional living space with a large family room, third bedroom, full bathroom, and one of this home's most unique features-a newly installed private sauna, creating your own spa-like retreat to relax, recharge, and enjoy year-round wellness without leaving home. Step outside to a private, tree-lined backyard with an expansive deck and gas BBQ rough-in, ideal for entertaining or quiet evenings outdoors. Thoughtfully updated throughout with extensive 2025-2026 renovations, including a redesigned open-concept kitchen and dining area, renovated kitchen and basement bathroom, custom entertainment wall, central vacuum, new carpeting, and the addition of the private sauna. Low condo fees include lawn care, snow removal right to your front door, and maintenance of common elements, allowing you to enjoy a carefree lifestyle just minutes from Masonville shopping, Western University, University Hospital, parks, walking trails, restaurants, and every convenience North London has to offer.

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