$1,590,000

308 Appleby Line, Burlington, ON L7L 2X5

BurlingtonShoreacresDetached

4 beds4 baths5 parking 2000-2500 ft²

Key facts

MLS®
W13475180
Status
New
Type
Detached
Taxes
$8,705
Size
2000-2500 ft²
Parking
5 total
Lot
4962.16 Feet
Listed
2026-06-22
Brokerage
THE AGENCY
Cross street
Appleby Line & Spruce Avenue

Description

Welcome to this exceptional custom-built residence in Shoreacres, one of Burlington's most prestigious neighbourhoods. Built within the last five years, this stunning two-storey home offers approximately 2,700 sq. ft. of beautifully finished living space including a fully finished lower level, blending timeless design with modern luxury. The spacious foyer welcomes you into an open-concept main level featuring rich engineered hardwood flooring and upscale finishes throughout. The elegant formal dining room boasts coffered ceilings and connects to the kitchen via a stylish servery. At the heart of the home, the chef's kitchen impresses with a large centre island, quartz countertops, premium stainless steel appliances, pot filler, custom white cabinetry with gold hardware, and a stunning herringbone backsplash. The family room features a soaring two-storey coffered ceiling, gas fireplace, and direct backyard access. A powder room and mudroom with garage access complete the main level. Upstairs offers three generous bedrooms, including a luxurious primary retreat with walk-in closet and four-piece ensuite. Two additional bedrooms share a five-piece Jack-and-Jill bath with dual quartz vanity. Bedroom-level laundry with custom cabinetry adds everyday convenience. The finished lower level features a recreation room, wet bar, fourth bedroom, three-piece bath, and ample storage - ideal for guests or extended family. A separate side entrance offers in-law suite potential. Outside, enjoy outstanding curb appeal, a four-car driveway, and a large private backyard. A rare turnkey opportunity in one of Burlington's most desirable neighbourhoods.

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