265 40 Tannery Street E

43 - Hillcrest/Forbes Park Cambridge N3C 2B9

Discover a different kind of condo living in the heart of Hespeler Village. Located at Village Square, 40 Tannery Street East, this distinctive two-storey condominium townhouse offers something increasingly hard to find: the privacy and separation of a traditional home combined with the convenience of a low-maintenance condominium lifestyle. Freshly painted and filled with natural light, the main level features a bright galley-style kitchen with white cabinetry, granite countertops, updated laminate flooring and a full complement of appliances. Just off the kitchen, the separate dining room creates a comfortable space for everyday meals or entertaining, while the spacious living room invites you to relax and unwind. One of the home's standout features is the walk-out from the living room to your own private open-air terrace. Surrounded by treetop views and open sky, it is a wonderful extension of the living space and an ideal spot for morning coffee, summer evenings or simply enjoying a little outdoor space of your own. A convenient two-piece powder room completes the main level. Upstairs, you'll find two comfortable bedrooms offering good natural light and plenty of room to create inviting personal spaces. The renovated four-piece bathroom features an updated vanity with storage and a refreshed tub and shower combination. A dedicated laundry and storage room with washer and dryer and storage. The setting is where this home truly comes to life. Step outside and Hespeler Village is at your doorstep. Forbes Park, the Hespeler Tennis Club, W.G. Johnson Centre, Speed River trails and the historic Idea Exchange library are all close by. Wander into the village for local restaurants, cafes and breweries, enjoy the Friday summer Hespeler Village Market, or take in community events including the popular Forbes Park Music Festival. With parks, recreation, trails, transit and the character of historic downtown Hespeler all within easy reach. Some pictures are Virtually Staged