
A 1980 split-level home of brick and siding behind a wide driveway.
Built in 1980 along Bechtel Drive, this brick and siding bungalow stands on a landscaped lot in Kitchener. Behind the updated front entry door lies fifteen hundred square feet of bright, modern living space.
The main floor opens to a shared kitchen and living area with three bedrooms down the hall. Below, a second living space and a fourth bedroom connect directly to the garage and out to a fenced yard with a pool.

Morning begins at the dedicated coffee bar before the household gathers around the wide kitchen island.

Guests gather at the central island under the pendant lights while dinner preps on the wide counters. A dedicated coffee bar keeps the morning routine separate, and open wood shelving puts daily dishes within easy reach.
The central island with seating and white shaker cabinetry.

A farmhouse sink with a gold-toned faucet sits beside the stainless steel range.

Open wooden shelves and a textured backsplash offer space for display and storage.
At the end of the day, the primary bedroom offers quiet retreat with its own deep walk-in closet.
Waking up is peaceful in a room shaped by natural light from large windows. Built-in wardrobes and a deep walk-in closet make morning preparation effortless, keeping the sleeping area uncluttered and calm.



Consistent flooring runs through each of the additional bedrooms, creating a sense of continuity across the upper and lower levels. Large windows fill these spaces with light, making them adaptable as bedrooms, playrooms, or quiet workspaces.







