Sitting on nearly half an acre, perched on a ravine in the coveted Tyandaga neighbourhood, this home offers something increasingly rare: genuine tranquillity within the city. Oversized windows draw the natural landscape inward, filling each room with light and leafy, year-round views, while the naturalised forest grounds deepen that sense of seclusion, evoking a Muskoka-like retreat without leaving Burlington.
Almost 2,500 square feet of well-considered living space is spread across two above-grade levels. The kitchen balances practicality and refinement with cork flooring, Silestone quartz worktops, a Silgranit double undermount sink, and a suite of Bosch, Frigidaire, and Whirlpool appliances. An adjacent breakfast room with pantry storage adds everyday ease. The living and dining areas are anchored by hardwood floors and a sweeping wall of windows that frame the ravine as a living backdrop. A gas fireplace with stone hearth and contemporary wood surround gives the sitting room warmth and focus.
The principal bedroom on the main floor includes a four-piece en suite with quiet outlooks over the treetops. The lower level unfolds generously: a sunken family room with hardwood flooring, a built-in bookcase, gas fireplace, and walkout; two bedrooms with double wardrobes; a third flexible room currently serving as a pottery studio; plus a utility room and full bathroom.
Outside, a wraparound deck hovers above the ravine and its meandering stream, giving you a quiet vantage point in the tree canopy through every season. The forested grounds ask little of their owner and give back something far greater: privacy, stillness, and a connection to the landscape that few properties within the city can offer.