655 Notizie Culler

Some homes announce themselves. This one settles you. Set on a quiet street in Stonehaven-Wyndham, Newmarket, Ont., 655 Culler Mews backs onto a ravine and conservation land. A rear outlook of open sky, mature canopy, ponds and native birds, and west light that turns the treeline gold at dusk. Privacy here is not a feature. It is the setting. Inside, 3,423 sq ft above grade unfolds with a considered rhythm. A sunken living room rests beneath cathedral ceilings. A formal dining room holds its own. A main-floor office with built-in shelving offers a genuine place to work. The kitchen was custom built with elevation in mind-a center island, integrated speakers, high-end appliances, an abundance of tailored cabinetry, and filtered water at the sink. Swarovski and designer crystal fixtures carry light through the principal rooms; the gas fireplace glows with backlit LED. Upstairs, four bedrooms and second-floor laundry. The primary suite is the quiet center of the home: coffered ceilings, a spa-inspired ensuite with heated flooring and a soaking tub, and a private balcony that opens over the pool and the ravine beyond. Bedrooms three and four sit either side of a three-piece semi-ensuite, each with its own door to it. Outdoors, an inground pool with a newer liner and newer equipment, new custom stonework front and back, a stone walkway along the east side to the rear grounds, and perennial gardens. Roof and soffits replaced approximately three years ago. The day-to-day sits close without intruding: Art Ferguson Park at Bayview and Brooker Ridge for tennis, ball diamond, and playground; TandT, Superstore Supermarket minutes south on Bayview; quick access to Highway 404; public, Catholic, and private schools throughout the corridor. A full unfinished lower level with a cold cellar waits beneath-space to shape what comes next. Four bedrooms. Four parking. One ravine-backed address in Stonehaven-Wyndham that will not repeat itself.