13 Picasso Drive, Hunt Club - South Keys and Area, ON K1G 5S9

About this property

Welcome to 13 Picasso Drive, a spacious 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom detached home in family-friendly Hunt Club Park. Set on a 40' x 100' lot with no rear neighbours, this Richcraft-built home offers generous living space, a double-car garage and a versatile finished lower level. The bright main floor features hardwood and tile flooring, with a comfortable layout that connects the principal living spaces. The spacious eat-in kitchen has extensive wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and a mosaic tile backsplash, while the adjoining dining area provides direct access to the rear deck. A welcoming living room and rear family area offer plenty of space for everyday living and formal entertaining. Upstairs, an impressive family room is highlighted by a vaulted ceiling, corner gas fireplace and dramatic arched windows that fill the space with natural light. The primary bedroom includes a private ensuite, while two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom complete the level. The finished basement extends the living space with an open recreation area, additional flexible rooms, and a full bathroom, providing options for guests, a home office, a gym, or extended family living. Outside, the fenced backyard offers a spacious deck, mature trees, a storage shed and a peaceful setting with no rear neighbours. Families will appreciate this home's proximity to multiple elementary and high schools, the Greenboro Community Centre and the Ottawa Public Library's Greenboro branch. The property is also located near several parks, a series of walking paths, Conroy Pit, and shopping at South Keys and St Laurent shopping centres. The neighbourhood's well-connected public transit, with multiple bus lines and proximity to an O-Train stop, makes for easy access to downtown and the airport. This versatile family home is well suited to those looking for a relaxed neighbourhood lifestyle while remaining just a short drive from the city!

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