
A brick two-storey home behind a paved driveway, built in 2008.
Built in 2008, this brick and siding two-storey home stands on a quiet street in Kitchener. Spanning nearly twenty-six hundred square feet, the layout was designed for easy movement and shared family routines.
The main floor hosts an open-concept kitchen and living area, while the upper level holds the bedrooms, leaving the finished basement as a dedicated space for work and play.

The open-concept living room centers on a gas fireplace with a stone surround, offering a warm space to gather.

Light wood-finish flooring and crown molding frame a room made for quiet evenings. Built-in shelving flanks the white mantel, keeping books and objects close to the warmth of the stone-surround fireplace.
Built-in shelving flanking a white mantel and gas fireplace.

A compact main-floor half bath featuring a single vanity and a mosaic tile backsplash.

A secondary space upstairs equipped with a stacked washer and dryer unit.
The upper level transitions to quiet, private spaces, anchored by a primary suite with its own barn door and a deep freestanding tub.
Three bright bedrooms occupy the second floor, positioned away from the active lower levels. The primary suite offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet behind a sliding barn door and its own ensuite bath.



A recurring theme of stacked stone connects different levels of the house, lending a grounded, tactile quality to both active and private areas. It appears as a fireplace surround and an accent wall, tying the interior together.







