10 QUALICUM STREET
Ottawa, Ontario K2H7G8

Extremely rare and truly authentic mid-century modern home, built by one of Ottawa's most iconic builders, Bill Teron. This is a spectacular example of MCM architecture that brings the outdoors in, set on a massive 14,735 sq ft lot filled with mature trees and overlooking Graham Creek - your own private oasis in the middle of the city. Offering approximately 4,000+ sq ft of living space, this home features 5 bedrooms plus a dedicated office, 4.5 bathrooms, and a commercial-grade stone construction that stands the test of time. With rich hardwood throughout, complemented by two wood-burning fireplaces and two additional gas fireplaces, heated floors on main level this makes for a cozy ambience year-round. The formal living room with vaulted ceilings offers spacious wet bar with granite countertop along with the oversized dining room with views of the rear yard are perfect for entertaining. The second level features a primary bedroom suite with sitting area (& fireplace) as well as full ensuite, walkin closet and balcony access. Three more bedrooms, 5 piece bath and second-floor laundry for practical daily living. The fifth bedroom with 4 piece ensuite on the ground level is ideal as nanny, inlaw or guest space. The lower level den is perfect work from home space. Nearly every window & door in the home have been updated. Major mechanicals are in excellent shape, with new gas boiler furnace and new A/C. Step outside to find recent Ipe wood decks and a fully restored 100,000L gunite pool with an updated pump, new tile, diving board, and efficient heating from the main boiler. The oversized two-car garage includes a second-level storage area, level 2 EV charger and the wide driveway that fits up to four vehicles. An unbeatable location on a quiet boulevard with a handy turnabout directly in front of the lot. Bayshore Shopping Centre, the Queensway Carleton Hospital, and access to both the 417 and 416 highways and future Bayshore LRT stop are just minutes away (40225512)

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