9 Elizabeth Street

This 1958 bungalow in St. George sits on a deep 150-foot lot and has been updated in layers over the years — some parts recently and well, others left original. The main bathroom is the clearest renovation win: floor-to-ceiling white subway tile, a skylight, double vanity with reeded cabinetry, and black matte fixtures throughout. The living room has also been freshened with hardwood floors, pot lights, and an electric fireplace. The kitchen is functional with white cabinets and stainless appliances, but the dark green granite counters and older black oven put it in a different era than the bathroom. The basement is fully finished with a gas fireplace, built-in wet bar, banquette dining nook, and a second bathroom — but the oak millwork and drop ceiling read mid-1990s and haven't been touched. The 2024 stone landscaping at the front is a genuine improvement, and the backyard has room to grow. The 50-year metal roof is a practical long-term asset. Buyers get a well-cared-for home in a small-town setting, with the main floor highlights already done.

• Recently renovated main bathroom with high-end tile, black matte fixtures, double vanity, and skylight
• Living room with hardwood floors, crown moulding, pot lights, and electric fireplace
• Deep lot with large backyard and professionally landscaped stone retaining walls (2024)
• 50-year metal roof for long-term peace of mind
• Fully finished basement with gas fireplace, wet bar, built-in banquette, and separate entrance
• Cedar-lined walk-in closet
• Basement laundry with newer LG front-load machines