253 COTE ROYALE CRESCENT
$625,000
Property Summary
Some days everyone wants to be together. Other days everyone needs somewhere of their own. 253 Côte-Royale Crescent gives you ROOM FOR BOTH.
What makes this home interesting is not one single feature. It is the number of different ways the spaces can support everyday life.
The side addition changed the main floor in a big way. It created a truly generous FAMILY-SIZED KITCHEN with extra cabinetry, abundant workspace and a family-sized eating area where breakfast, homework, dinner and conversation can all happen without feeling crowded. Large windows look down the street and bring in plenty of natural light, making this a kitchen where people can comfortably spend time, not simply prepare meals.
That same addition also created a separate MAIN-FLOOR BEDROOM. Today it is being used as a sleeping space, but it does not have to stay that way. It could become the office that finally gets work off the kitchen table, a quiet study, a guest room, a hobby room or a private retreat. Three Bedrooms remain together upstairs, so choosing another purpose for this room does not automatically cost you an upstairs Bedroom.
The original single-car garage was partially converted into the LIVING ROOM. Instead of indoor vehicle parking, you gain another finished year-round room with a south-facing window and skylight. It can remain a quieter place to read, visit or unwind, or it can change jobs if your needs change. Need a fifth Bedroom? A second office? A creative space? The flexibility is already there.
The garage door remains at the front of the home, with approximately six feet of storage behind it for bikes, recycling and the everyday things you want close at hand.
And the Living room is not the only place to gather.
The separate FAMILY ROOM gives you a completely different kind of space. With hardwood flooring, a fireplace and direct access to the backyard, this is where movie nights, conversation and the everyday pile-in can happen. Having both a Living room and a Family room means everyone does not always have to be doing the same thing in the same place.
Upstairs, the Primary Bedroom and two additional Bedrooms stay together with the 4-piece bathroom. For families with younger children, that keeps sleeping spaces close. For older children or teenagers, the additional spaces throughout the rest of the home give everyone more room to spread out.
The FINISHED LOWER-LEVEL REC ROOM adds another layer of possibility. It can absorb the movie nights, exercise equipment, games, crafts, projects or teenage hangout that might otherwise take over the main floor. The basement also includes substantial STORAGE AND WORKSHOP SPACE, giving tools, seasonal items and ongoing projects somewhere practical to live.
The outdoor spaces continue that same theme of useful flexibility.
Out front, the extended COVERED FRONT PORCH gives you enough room to actually use it. Morning coffee. An evening unwind. A place to sit while the kids play out front or to catch up with a neighbour without heading inside.
At the back of the home, the Family room opens onto the deck, making summer BBQs and casual outdoor meals easy. The FENCED BACKYARD helps keep children and pets safely contained, while mature hedging adds greenery and a sense of enclosure. A separate shed gives outdoor equipment and seasonal items another place to go.
All of these spaces add up to something more meaningful than a long list of rooms.
At $625,000, 253 Côte-Royale Crescent offers an unusual amount of possibility. There are places to gather and places to retreat. Places to work, host, create, store things and simply get away from the main activity for a while.
You can work from home without taking over the kitchen table.
Guests can stay without automatically displacing someone upstairs.
Children can have somewhere else to play.
Hobbies can have a room.
Summer can move onto the porch, deck and fenced backyard.
And as your life changes, several of the rooms can change right along with it.
The Dekker Team Perspective: The best value is not always found in the home with the longest feature list. Sometimes it is found in the home that gives you the most useful choices for the life you are building. 253 Côte-Royale Crescent does exactly that.
What makes this home interesting is not one single feature. It is the number of different ways the spaces can support everyday life.
The side addition changed the main floor in a big way. It created a truly generous FAMILY-SIZED KITCHEN with extra cabinetry, abundant workspace and a family-sized eating area where breakfast, homework, dinner and conversation can all happen without feeling crowded. Large windows look down the street and bring in plenty of natural light, making this a kitchen where people can comfortably spend time, not simply prepare meals.
That same addition also created a separate MAIN-FLOOR BEDROOM. Today it is being used as a sleeping space, but it does not have to stay that way. It could become the office that finally gets work off the kitchen table, a quiet study, a guest room, a hobby room or a private retreat. Three Bedrooms remain together upstairs, so choosing another purpose for this room does not automatically cost you an upstairs Bedroom.
The original single-car garage was partially converted into the LIVING ROOM. Instead of indoor vehicle parking, you gain another finished year-round room with a south-facing window and skylight. It can remain a quieter place to read, visit or unwind, or it can change jobs if your needs change. Need a fifth Bedroom? A second office? A creative space? The flexibility is already there.
The garage door remains at the front of the home, with approximately six feet of storage behind it for bikes, recycling and the everyday things you want close at hand.
And the Living room is not the only place to gather.
The separate FAMILY ROOM gives you a completely different kind of space. With hardwood flooring, a fireplace and direct access to the backyard, this is where movie nights, conversation and the everyday pile-in can happen. Having both a Living room and a Family room means everyone does not always have to be doing the same thing in the same place.
Upstairs, the Primary Bedroom and two additional Bedrooms stay together with the 4-piece bathroom. For families with younger children, that keeps sleeping spaces close. For older children or teenagers, the additional spaces throughout the rest of the home give everyone more room to spread out.
The FINISHED LOWER-LEVEL REC ROOM adds another layer of possibility. It can absorb the movie nights, exercise equipment, games, crafts, projects or teenage hangout that might otherwise take over the main floor. The basement also includes substantial STORAGE AND WORKSHOP SPACE, giving tools, seasonal items and ongoing projects somewhere practical to live.
The outdoor spaces continue that same theme of useful flexibility.
Out front, the extended COVERED FRONT PORCH gives you enough room to actually use it. Morning coffee. An evening unwind. A place to sit while the kids play out front or to catch up with a neighbour without heading inside.
At the back of the home, the Family room opens onto the deck, making summer BBQs and casual outdoor meals easy. The FENCED BACKYARD helps keep children and pets safely contained, while mature hedging adds greenery and a sense of enclosure. A separate shed gives outdoor equipment and seasonal items another place to go.
All of these spaces add up to something more meaningful than a long list of rooms.
At $625,000, 253 Côte-Royale Crescent offers an unusual amount of possibility. There are places to gather and places to retreat. Places to work, host, create, store things and simply get away from the main activity for a while.
You can work from home without taking over the kitchen table.
Guests can stay without automatically displacing someone upstairs.
Children can have somewhere else to play.
Hobbies can have a room.
Summer can move onto the porch, deck and fenced backyard.
And as your life changes, several of the rooms can change right along with it.
The Dekker Team Perspective: The best value is not always found in the home with the longest feature list. Sometimes it is found in the home that gives you the most useful choices for the life you are building. 253 Côte-Royale Crescent does exactly that.
