88 Conservation Trail, Centre Wellington, ON N0B 1J0

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Direct access to the Elora Cataract Trailway, year-round sunset views over Belwood Lake, and an executive estate home in the heart of Belwood. Built in 2012, this impressive stone and brick home offers the perfect blend of luxury and country living, just a short walk to Belwood Village, home to the Belwood Country Market, newly renovated Belwood Hall, restaurant, park, and boat launch. Step through your rear gate onto the renowned Elora Cataract Trailway, a scenic 47-km multi-use trail connecting historic Elora to Forks ofthe Credit Provincial Park. Guelph, Milton, and Highway 401 are all within an easy commute. The property features an impressive 15+ car driveway, welcoming front porch, and fully fenced yard with double andsingle front gates. The west-facing backyard offers breathtaking sunset views over Belwood Lake, professionally installed landscape lighting. Inside, the open-concept main floor showcases a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, a large island, pantry, and views into the dinette and dramatic great room with soaring ceilings and oversized west-facing windows. Scraped hardwood and slate tile add timeless appeal. A flexible front room serves as a dining room or home office, while a main-floor bedroom beside a3-piece bathroom is ideal for guests or multi-generational living. A mudroom completes the level. Upstairs features a cozy family room and three spacious bedrooms. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet and luxurious ensuite, while the two additional bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, with one also offering its own walk-in closet. The finished walkout basement adds a spacious recreation room, exercise area, and backyard access. Additional features include a generator hookup with subpanel, Kinetico water softener, and Kinetico reverse osmosis drinking water system. An exceptional opportunity to enjoy estate living with direct trail access and spectacular sunsets.

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