Address: 75 Cartwright Street
Neighbourhood: Woodfield
Agent: Gino Mazzuca, Century 21 First Canadian Corp., Brokerage
Price: $479,900
The Place
A recently renovated two-bedroom downtown bungalow, conveniently located in the heart of the city.
The Details
There’s no shortage of ambitious properties gracing the pages of the Home of the Week — whether that’s a jazzy downtown condo, a heritage ranch home or a sleek new build on the edges of the city. So maybe it’s a nice change of pace, then, to see a home like this come up — a more modest home with a smaller footprint, perfect for a small family or anyone looking for their first home. Plus, an attainable price tag.
This two-bed, one-bath bungalow, in the heart of the residential neighbourhoods of downtown, is charming and functional in equal measure. Recently gutted to the studs and renovated, it invites you in with a quaint front porch. Inside, the living room (which surrounds a gas fireplace) leads onto a new kitchen with updated appliances, white stone countertop, bar seating for two, a double sink and a ton of cabinet space.
The two bedrooms both offer a decent amount of storage space, while the laundry room includes both washer and dryer, as well as a functional laundry and mudroom with its own sink and lots of storage.
Plenty of potential to this one, too, with an unfinished basement serving as either extra storage or a blank canvas for your renovation vision. Out back, there is private parking as well as a space divided between a stone patio and a small grassy area. And, having been recently renovated, there is likely to be less competition from house flippers.
The Tour
Big Selling Point
Something of a unicorn property, these days: a modest, well-designed bungalow at an achievable price for first-time buyers.
By the Numbers
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