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1912 Craftsman in Victoria, British Columbia

3/8/21 11 Comments
Posted on OHD: 3/8/21. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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3070 Washington Ave, Victoria, British Columbia V9A 1P6

CHARMING EDWARDIAN 1912 HOME-LOVINGLY MAINTAINED & UPDATED IN RECENT YEARS This bright & spacious home it exudes the feeling of warmth, charm & family. Imagine entertaining family & friends in this beautiful home especially at Christmas time! All woodwork throughout the home has been tastefully restored. Main level offers large sunroom at entrance, formal living room leading to formal dining room w/ classic/antique look gas fireplace that is separated by lovely wooden pocket doors. Newer kitchen offers quartz counter tops, under cupboard lighting, newer appliances, back splash & overlooks a partially fenced backyard-great for kids & pets. Family room is located off the kitchen. Upper level has 4 bedrooms all w/beautifully refinished fir flooring. Huge basement has a workshop for the handyman & loads of storage space. Upgrades include new water line (2018), sewer line (2002) high efficiency gas furnace (2018), newer roof & many more. Located near Galloping Goose Trail & Selkirk Waterway
4 Bed ∙ 2 Bath ∙ 3,262 Sq Ft ∙ 0.15 Ac.
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