162 HARRISON Street, Centre Wellington, ON N0B 1S0

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Welcome to 162 Harrison Street - a striking Granite-built home in Elora's sought-after South River community, set on a premium lot backing directly onto protected greenspace for unmatched privacy. Built in 2023, just over 3,000 sq ft home offers 4 bedrooms + Office, 4 bathrooms, and over $180,000 in curated upgrades - the finishes of a custom build, without the wait.The bold exterior makes a statement with dark modern finishes, rich stonework, timber accents, and a covered front porch. Inside, an open-to-above foyer and striking hickory staircase set the tone, with 10-ft ceilings and 8-ft doors carrying that grandeur across the main level. Expansive rear windows flood the open-concept living space with light and frame peaceful, treed greenspace views.The kitchen pairs style with function: upgraded stone countertops, extra-tall extended cabinetry, a statement chimney hood fan, champagne bronze hardware, and a large island with breakfast bar. A work-from-home nook, a well-designed laundry/mudroom, and a powder room with full vanity and stone counters complete the main floor.Upstairs, three of four bedrooms offer ensuite access, plus a third full bath serving the fourth. The primary suite overlooks the greenspace with a massive walk-in closet and spa-inspired ensuite - double sinks, tiled walk-in shower, water closet, and built-in soaker tub. The unspoiled basement offers 9-ft ceilings, oversized egress windows, and a rough-in for a future fifth bathroom - ready for your vision. South River is one of Elora's most meticulously manicured communities, with trails linking Central Park and Woodland Park's pond. Enjoy a short stroll to historic downtown Elora's shops, bakeries, and dining, minutes to the Elora Gorge and Cataract Trail, and close to Groves Memorial Hospital, with Guelph just 20 minutes away. A premium lot, extensive upgrades, and a finished, established setting that's genuinely hard to match.

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