60 Curtis Avenue

This 1973 bungalow in Paris sits near the Grand River on a lot with mature trees and established perennial gardens. The main living area is the strongest part of the house — vaulted ceilings, painted tongue-and-groove walls, exposed wood beams, hardwood floors, and a stone gas fireplace give it a character that newer builds don't replicate. The screened-in porch with composite decking and retractable screens is a genuine four-season bonus. The kitchen has been freshened up with painted cabinets, stainless appliances, and a subway tile backsplash — functional and presentable, though the cabinet boxes are original. The single bathroom serves the whole main floor, which is the most practical limitation for a three-bedroom home. The basement adds a rec room, two more bedrooms, and a large unfinished workshop area. Buyers should verify flood plain status given the river proximity. The home is professionally staged throughout.

• Vaulted ceilings with exposed wood beams in main living area
• Large screened-in porch with composite decking and retractable screens
• Hardwood floors throughout main level
• Gas fireplace with stone surround as focal point
• Generous lot adjacent to Grand River with mature perennial gardens
• Stainless appliances including LG range, fridge, and dishwasher
• Basement adds two additional bedrooms and rec room
• Large unfinished workshop/storage area in basement