Built in 1999 and designed by an architect, 6 Brandywood Court is a house defined by structure, scale, and material. The curved exterior, circular driveway, exposed steel beams, brick, and natural wood give it a character unlike anything else in Moncton. Set on a treed 0.78-acre double lot at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, it offers nearly 8,000 sq. ft. of finished living space, five bedrooms, four full bathrooms, two half bathrooms, and a triple attached garage. The 3,159 sq. m. lot may offer subdivision potential, subject to municipal approval.
Inside, the main living area opens beneath soaring vaulted ceilings with a spiral staircase, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a wood-burning fireplace insert. The kitchen includes a large island, extensive cabinetry, and a pantry corridor, with the dining room, office, den, mudroom, and laundry all located on the main level. An 18 x 30 indoor heated pool has its own full bathroom and direct access to the patio.
The upper level includes a large primary suite with a walk-through closet, ensuite, and private balcony. Four additional bedrooms are arranged around two Jack and Jill bathrooms, and one bedroom opens to a second balcony. A ladder between two of the rooms leads to a rooftop lookout. A second staircase connects all three levels.
The finished lower level includes a rec room with tall ceilings and fireplace, games room, playroom, studio, and mechanical room. Two geothermal systems provide heating and cooling, and the home is equipped with an 800-amp electrical system. A rare example of late-1990s residential architecture, built with a level of individuality that would be difficult to reproduce today.