
A brick and siding two-storey with a covered porch on New Hampshire Street.
Set on a quiet street in Waterloo's Eastbridge neighbourhood, this detached home sits steps from the Walter Bean trail and Millen Woods. A new driveway leads to the brick facade, sheltering an attached garage and a covered front porch.
Inside, three bedrooms and two bathrooms span over fourteen hundred square feet of living space, grounded by hardwood flooring and lit by large windows.

The main floor centers on quiet afternoons in the living room, where sliding glass doors open directly to the back patio.

Warm hardwood floors run underfoot while sunlight pours through the oversized window. This is where the day winds down, with a sliding glass door that makes stepping out to the backyard patio effortless.
Hardwood floors and a sliding glass door to the backyard.

A vessel sink rests on a dark wood vanity with a black single-handle faucet.

A rustic wood console sits beneath the wall-mounted television.
Upstairs, three bright bedrooms offer quiet retreats at the end of the day, including a primary suite with sunset views.
White shaker-style cabinetry and a double-basin sink define a workspace built for daily routines. Steps away, the dining table sits by the sliding glass door, letting breakfast transition naturally into the backyard.




Natural light flows through large windows into each bedroom, highlighting the light wood flooring that runs throughout the upper level. It creates a cohesive, bright atmosphere in every private corner.








