2713 Dupont Street, Billings Bridge - Riverside Park and Area, ON K1V 8N2

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Offered for the absolute first time since its construction in 1962, 2713 Dupont St is a high-value crown jewel nestled on an ultra-quiet, exclusive dead-end street. Properties in this coveted pocket - located mere steps from the sandy shores of Mooney's Bay Beach and Riverside Drive - rarely hit the open market. Lovingly held by the same original family for over six decades, this sun-drenched 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom bungalow sits on a massive 60' x 100' lot, delivering an irresistible mix of retro charm, incredible bones, and a private resort-style lifestyle. Step inside to an entertainer's dream floor plan designed for seamless living. The open-concept kitchen flows right into a captivating main-floor family room, where massive picture windows flood the space with natural light while framing front-row views of your backyard sanctuary. With two gas fireplaces warming the main level, the home offers an unbeatable cozy-yet-spacious vibe. Downstairs, the sprawling finished basement adds exceptional flexible living space, perfect for a media lounge, game room, or home gym. The backyard is where the true wow-factor takes over. Transform your summer weekends in a private backyard retreat centered around a massive in-ground pool. Framed by rich interlock stone, custom built-in lighting, and lush, mature floral landscaping, this setting is tailored for sunset cocktail hours and epic summer gatherings. Equal parts rare and practical, the property features an extraordinary 40-foot attached tandem garage. Fitting well over two vehicles, this massive space includes direct indoor access as well as sliding patio doors leading straight out to the pool deck-ideal for a workshop, toy storage, or seamless outdoor flow. Whether you choose to move in, customize, or invest, opportunities of this caliber in prime beachside Ottawa do not wait around. Secure this rare paradise before someone else does!

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