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Welcome Home! Gallery MLS# 880186 Welcome Home! Gallery MLS# 880186 Pride of ownership in this well maintained home. Cozy up beside the fireplace or cool off by taking a swim in the large inground pool. Well maintained and many recent upgrades. Set in a family neighbourhood close to all amenities this home offers it all! Property Details: 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms single family home with an in New hardwood floors on main floor (Spring 2012). ground pool and fully fenced yard in the sought after Craig Henry area. Master bedroom with renovated en-suite. Interlock pathway to front entrance with new front door Main bathroom recently renovated. complete with decorative glass pattern. Main floor half bath, main floor laundry room. Inside entry to garage. Finished basement. Spacious living, dining room and family room all on main floor. Oversized lot, private yard with interlock patio. Family room with wood fireplace and patio doors to yard. Renovated kitchen with ceramic floors and eat in area, new window (Spring 2012) and custom trim. Take a look inside - Virtual Tour: For more details and pictures visit: http://www.chantalnephin.com/listings/36-conover-street-ottawa/ http://www.myvisuallistings.com/vt/119766 www.chantalnephin.com www.chantalnephin.com The above information is believed to accurate but not warranted 36 Conover Street, Ottawa, ON. You couldn’t want anything more! MLS# 880186 Craig Henry Craig Henry is a residential neighbourhood in Ottawa, Canada and part of the former city of Nepean. It is a mature residential subdivision in the west/central part of Ottawa, developed from 1971 onwards. Bordered by Woodroffe to the east, Greenbank to the west, Knoxdale Road to the south and the CN railroad separating it from Centrepointe to the north, Craig Henry is a neighbourhood close to many major roads. The land previously belonged to the Craig Henry farm, and was developed by Jack Aaron. There are many different forms of houses in Craig Henry, including town homes, semi-detached houses, single homes and apartments. It is served by OC Transpo route 172. Other Great Information: Restaurants Schools Parks Zuni Grill Pope John XXIII Catholic School Bateman Park 36 Conover Street, Ottawa, ON. 269 Greenbank Road, Ottawa (1.1 km) 165 Knoxdale Road, Ottawa (0.6 km) Bateman Drive, Ottawa (0.4 km) Chances R Restaurant Knoxdale Public School Charing Park 1365 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa (4.3 km) 170 Greenbank Road, Ottawa (0.9 km) 5-39 Roselawn Ct, Ottawa (0.7 km) Set in the popular Woodvale / Craig Henry Community this family home is within walking distance to many schools and parks. At Charing Park in the middle of the community, there Baan Thai Restaurant Sir Robert Borden High School Ben Franklin Park East is a play structure, a tobogganing hill and outdoor hockey rink , basketball court and water 261 Centerpointe Drive (4.5 km) 133 Greenbank Road, Ottawa (1.1 km) Greenbelt Trail, Ottawa (0.7 km) fountain. Along the south edge, at Knoxdale and West Hunt Club Road is the Ben Franklin Soccer Dome with two large soccer fields, and a small gym. The Nepean Sportsplex is Red Lobster Greenbank Middle School Craig Henry Park nearby with an indoor pool, ice arena, and racquet sports facilities. There are many walking 1595 Merivale Road, Ottawa (5.1 km) 168 Greenbank Road, Ottawa (1.1 km) 73 Craig Henry Drive, Ottawa (0.8 km) and biking paths connecting the community. A great place to raise your family! Montana’s Cookhouse Manordale Public School Roundhay Park 1711 Merivale Road, Ottawa (6.0 km) 16 Carola Street, Ottawa (1.4 km) 27 Roundhay Drive, Ottawa 1.0 km) 168 Sushi Buffet Algonquin College 1651 Merivale Road, Ottawa (6.8 km) 1385 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa, ON (4.0 km) To book a private showing: more information: Direct: (613)371-6024 Fax: (613)287-0655 Direct: (613)371-6024 Fax: (613)287-0655 Office: (613)457-5000 Email: [email protected] Office: (613)457-5000 Email: [email protected] www.chantalnephin.com www.chantalnephin.com The above information is believed to accurate but not warranted The above information is believed to accurate but not warranted.
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