Hi, Guest
08-19-2007, 09:51 PM
Exactly right on the price. And it's no insult, that's a chunk of change in any case. I'm sure glad it wasn't priced like around the GGHA. Because this is the first time I'm in a house where I really like it overall. I won't feel like I'm living in a jail cell. My kid can actually RUN in the back yard. I will be able to park all my cars on MY driveway. I will be able to get 2 cars in the garage PLUS stuff.
And that price is with a lot of upgrades built in. Hardwood throughout except the BDRMS, cherrywood cabinets with crown moulding, pot drawers, piano hinge corners, etc. 16x10 deck. Garden doors. Exterior pot lights. Smooth cieilings throughout. Sprinkler system. HRV system, AC. The garage isn't... super huge, 22x23. But it's wide enough to get two cars in the garage WITH stuff on the sides. Fully insulated and drywalled including insulated door. Double front doors with leaded window inserts. Fireplace with remote control, ceramic front glass, brick look back wall. Full brick. 5 3/4" mouldings. Stained oak railing with wrought iron railings. Large linen closest, broom closet, closet in the laundry/mud room.
The lot is wooded at the back. It backs onto a road allowance that will probably never be, at least not as planned. It could be redeveloped into more housing areas. There is a small pond at the back to the side of the yard.
The biggest thing though, that's hard to put a price on, is the workmanship is good quality. It doesn't feel like it was slapped together by monkeys with hammers.
I still think it's rediculously inflated at $350k, however. It's still a small house. My dad had a 4000ft. monster built in Quebec in 95 for $400k.
And that price is with a lot of upgrades built in. Hardwood throughout except the BDRMS, cherrywood cabinets with crown moulding, pot drawers, piano hinge corners, etc. 16x10 deck. Garden doors. Exterior pot lights. Smooth cieilings throughout. Sprinkler system. HRV system, AC. The garage isn't... super huge, 22x23. But it's wide enough to get two cars in the garage WITH stuff on the sides. Fully insulated and drywalled including insulated door. Double front doors with leaded window inserts. Fireplace with remote control, ceramic front glass, brick look back wall. Full brick. 5 3/4" mouldings. Stained oak railing with wrought iron railings. Large linen closest, broom closet, closet in the laundry/mud room.
The lot is wooded at the back. It backs onto a road allowance that will probably never be, at least not as planned. It could be redeveloped into more housing areas. There is a small pond at the back to the side of the yard.
The biggest thing though, that's hard to put a price on, is the workmanship is good quality. It doesn't feel like it was slapped together by monkeys with hammers.
I still think it's rediculously inflated at $350k, however. It's still a small house. My dad had a 4000ft. monster built in Quebec in 95 for $400k.