348 BROWNING PLACE
Waterloo, Ontario N2L2W3

A unique opportunity to own one of Beechwood Parks most distinctive mid-century modern residences. Designed by Peggy Wiebe and built in 1969, 348 Browning Place is a rare example of mid-century modern architecture in Waterloodefined by clean lines, thoughtful proportions, and a seamless relationship with its natural surroundings. Its generous lot size and well-designed layout make it a truly remarkable place to call home, offering a lifestyle of comfort and distinction within a sought-after community. Set on a generous lot framed by a rare collection of thirty Japanese Maples, the homes exterior was designed to blend into the landscape. Expansive glazing draws light into every room, framing tranquil views of the landscaped gardens, trees, and a multi-tiered patio. Inside, over 3,800 sq.ft. of total finished space unfolds across a free-flowing layout designed for both everyday living and sophisticated entertaining. Highlights include a dramatic central courtyard that fosters true inside-out living, connecting the dining area and sunken living room. The layout features a main floor primary suite, along with three additional bedrooms, and four bathrooms. Beyond its architectural pedigree, this residence offers an exceptional lifestyle. Beechwood Park is one of Waterloo Regions most distinctive neighbourhoods, where residents enjoy walking distance to the University of Waterloo and Waterloo Park, and vibrant community amenities including a summer market, pool, tennis courts, and Clair Lake. Trails, conservation areas, excellent schools, and Uptown shopping and dining are all nearby, as is Westmount Golf & Country Club. Rarely does a home of this architectural calibre come to market. Carefully maintained by the current owners for the past 38 years, 348 Browning Place is now ready for its next chapteran extraordinary opportunity not to be missed. (41254279)

Cross Streets: Westmount and Longfellow. ** Directions: From Westmount to Longfellow; Left on Shakespeare Drive, Right onto Browning Place.