257 Laurentian Drive
A brick two-story on a corner lot, updated from its 1978 bones.
257 Laurentian Drive
Built in 1978 on a Kitchener corner lot, this two-story brick home has been reset from the studs up. It stands behind a three-car concrete driveway, hiding over two thousand square feet of finished living space.
The main floor opens completely to the light of a broad bay window, leading past an exposed wood beam to three bedrooms upstairs and a finished recreation room below.
Daylight from the bay window reaches all the way across the white oak floors to the kitchen island.
The open main floor
Guests gather around the long white oak island while dinner is prepared under the exposed wood beam. The wide bay window keeps the entire floor bright from afternoon until the chandelier is lit for dinner.
The open living space beneath the exposed wood beam.
The undermount sink
A matte black pull-down faucet set into white countertops.
The central island
Light wood cabinetry facing the main living area with an integrated dishwasher.
Three bedrooms rest quiet on the upper level, while the lower stairs lead down to a private space for evening hosting.
The kitchen
This is where the daily routine simplifies. Sleek stainless steel appliances and recessed lighting make breakfast prep efficient, while the open sightlines keep you connected to the living room.
Warm wood vanities
Modern vanities bring a consistent warmth to the home's private spaces. From the main floor powder room to the upper double vanity, clean lines and round mirrors unite the bathrooms.
Every room, in its place
Outside, the fenced lawn stretches past a hot tub and a new storage shed.
