Lot
Freehold
Heating
Forced air Natural gas
District
Saugeen Shores
Welcome to your ultimate Scandanavian-inspired retreat! Stepping into this charming, custom-built log home is like wrapping yourself in a warm embrace. Masterfully constructed for the current owner in 2000, this one-of-a-kind property perfectly balances rustic character with modern convenience. From the moment you arrive, you'll fall completely in love with the timeless appeal and cozy ambiance that only a true log home can provide. Perfectly situated on a beautifully treed half-acre lot, this property offers a rare combination of private, serene outdoor living with the total peace of mind that comes from full town services. The location is absolutely unbeatable centrally nestled close to the hospital and the new Southampton Care Centre, you are also just a scenic, short bike ride away from the pristine shores of Southampton's famous sandy beach. Designed with a highly functional layout, the main floor features a comfortable bedroom, a 3 pc bathroom, and a convenient main-floor laundry room. The heart of the home flows seamlessly, kept perfectly cozy year-round by efficient gas forced-air heating. Upstairs, you will find two additional bright bedrooms and a stunning, open-air loft that is just waiting to become your new home office, reading nook, or creative studio. One of the true highlights of this home is the attached heated sunroom, a sun-drenched sanctuary that serves as the perfect spot for your morning coffee or evening unwinding. From here, walk right out onto the spacious rear sundeck. It overlooks an incredibly private, tree-lined backyard which also features the added bonus of a back lane for convenient seasonal access. Complete with an attached double garage for all your vehicle and storage needs, this home is also getting some fantastic exterior updates, with brand-new aluminum fascia and aluminum eavestroughs soon to be added. Don't miss your chance to own a slice of this Southampton paradise, because truly, who doesn't love the charm of a log home? (id:374)
