1507 LAKEPORT CRESCENT, Oakville, Ontario, L6H 3S1

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Experience unparalleled luxury and comfort in this exquisite Pond Facing, 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom detached home with a 2-car garage, situated in the prestigious Upper Joshua Creek neighborhood. This elegant residence showcases stainless steel appliances, stunning quartz countertops, modern hardwood flooring, and numerous upgrades (~200K), making it the epitome of stylish suburban living. Mattamy's Windfield Model spans over 3,100 square feet above grade, featuring an open-concept design with 10-foot ceilings, upgraded lighting fixtures, and expansive windows that bathe the home in natural light. One of the standout features of this home is its prime location (Paid 55K Premium) facing a serene pond, offering breathtaking sunrise and sunset views. Imagine starting your day with a peaceful morning coffee by the pond or winding down with stunning evening vistas. Nestled in a family-friendly community, this home offers convenient proximity to major grocery stores, schools, and highways. Spend quality time with your family at nearby parks, nature trails, and greenspaces, all within walking distance. Discover the charm and meticulous attention to detail of this exceptional property in person. The spacious primary suite features a huge walk-in closet, and a spa-like 5-piece ensuite, a separate glass shower, and a free-standing tub. The upper level offers 9-foot ceilings, three additional large, sun-filled bedrooms, luxurious upgraded bathrooms, and an upstairs laundry room with a walk-in linen closet. The full basement, with 9-foot ceilings and large windows, provides endless possibilities for customization, including a rough-in for a bathroom. Proximity to Upper Joshua Creek, green trails, ponds, and highways makes this home the epitome of luxury and convenience. Experience The Charm And Attention To Detail Of This Exceptional Property In Person. Don't Miss The Opportunity To Make This Extraordinary Masterpiece Your Own. **** EXTRAS **** Almost $200,000 spent on upgrades. (id:27)