850 Berkshire Drive 8, London South, ON N6J 3S7

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Welcome to 850 Berkshire Dr #8, an exciting opportunity for renovators, investors, contractors, or buyers looking to create a home of their own in London's established Berkshire Village community. Offering 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, generous principal rooms, a main-floor office and finished basement space, this home has the size and functional layout to become something special. The property requires updating and renovation, making it an ideal opportunity for a buyer with vision. Whether you're looking for your next renovation project, an investment opportunity, or a spacious family home you can improve over time, this property provides an excellent canvas to work with. Bring Your Vision & Unlock the Potential The main floor offers an impressive amount of living space, beginning with a tiled foyer and continuing into a large open kitchen and dining area. The dining room features a walkout to the deck, creating an excellent opportunity to design an indoor/outdoor entertaining space. A separate main-floor office is ideal for today's work-from-home lifestyle, while the L-shaped living room opens into a spacious family room, providing plenty of room to rethink, redesign and modernize the main living areas. A convenient 2-piece powder room completes the main level. With approximately 8-foot main-floor ceilings and generously proportioned rooms, the existing layout provides a strong starting point for a thoughtful renovation. Four Bedrooms & Excellent Family-Sized Layout Upstairs you'll find four bedrooms, including an exceptionally spacious primary bedroom measuring approximately 16'10" x 13'4", complete with hardwood flooring, a double closet, large window and private 3-piece ensuite. Three additional bedrooms feature hardwood flooring, closets and windows, offering flexibility for a growing family, children's rooms, guest accommodations or additional workspace. A separate 4-piece main bathroom serves the secondary bedrooms.

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