Inside the home
This is a large, well-finished home on a quiet Paris cul-de-sac, built in 2005 and meaningfully upgraded since. The kitchen is the clear focal point: Cambria quartz island, six-burner gas range, tall white cabinetry to the ceiling, and a dark island base that contrasts cleanly against the hardwood floors. The vaulted great room ceiling — roughly 16 feet — gives the main level a scale that photos struggle to convey. The main floor includes a formal dining room with a coffered tray ceiling, a dedicated office, mudroom with laundry, and a private primary suite with a renovated glass-enclosed shower. Upstairs, three bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath. The walkout basement adds a fifth bedroom, full bath, home gym, and a sprawling rec room with above-grade windows. The deck was resurfaced in 2025 and looks out over a fully fenced yard with no homes directly behind — the backdrop is open green space.
- Extensively renovated kitchen with Cambria quartz island and six-burner gas range
- Vaulted 16-ft ceilings in main living area create exceptional volume
- Renovated primary ensuite with frameless glass shower
- Finished walkout basement with bedroom, bathroom, gym, and rec room
- New deck (2025) with open views — no homes directly behind
- Main-floor primary bedroom and laundry
- Curved iron and wood staircase as architectural centrepiece