935 Country Club Place, London South, ON N6C 5R5

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Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in London's sought-after Highland neighbourhood, this beautifully updated four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom family home sits on an exceptional pie-shaped lot just minutes from Highland Golf & Country Club and Highway 401. Lovingly maintained by the same owners for 33 years, the home has been extensively renovated with quality craftsmanship throughout. The custom kitchen is designed for everyday living and entertaining, featuring two dishwashers, a generous workspace, abundant storage, and updated appliances. Hardwood flooring, renovated bathrooms, an updated staircase, modern trim, and tasteful finishes create a warm, move-in-ready home, while the inviting living room is anchored by a natural gas fireplace. The private backyard is designed for both relaxation and entertaining, offering an in-ground swimming pool with energy-efficient solar heating, a screened gazebo, an authentic wood-fired pizza oven, raised garden beds, and plenty of space for family and friends. The pool has been meticulously maintained with a variable-speed pump, safety cover, solar panels, and professional weekly service. Major updates include a roof with 25-year shingles (2014), owned water heater (2015), sump pump backup (2019), front and rear entry doors (2020), standby natural gas generator (2022), quality tilt-and-turn windows, plus a well-maintained furnace and central air system. Additional features include a spacious attached two-car garage and an unfinished lower level with extensive built-in storage, offering endless possibilities for a workshop, home gym, hobby space, or future finished living area. Ideally located near excellent schools, parks, shopping, recreation, Highland Golf & Country Club, and Highway 401, this exceptional property combines quality updates, meticulous maintenance, and one of the neighbourhood's largest pie-shaped lots-an outstanding opportunity for your next family home.

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