Beautifully and Heavily Upgraded Townhome in a New - But Already Settled -Community
A Masterclass in Modern Interior Design
As soon as we enter this home, we will wow at how beautiful it is! The owners' taste and pride of ownership shows immediately! The bright and spacious foyer is elevated by the hall tree that matches the place perfectly! Then we will be immediately captured by the white oak engineered hardwood flooring, and a STRIKING two-tone kitchen that was heavily upgraded including the design choice colours with gold accents, high-end 3cm quartz counters, and a convenient pullout garbage system. The colour scheme throughout is impressive - warm wood-toned flooring and two-tone cabinetry accented by a brushed BRASS faucet, modern light fixtures and gold-toned hardware. WHITE OAK ENGINEERED HARDWOOD runs throughout the upper two levels, connected by a wood staircase with upgraded spindles. Designer-choice floor and wall tile, shaker doors with matte black hardware, drawer vanities and quartz counters run throughout.
The "Haven" model — a compact plan that lives large
Minto's "Haven" has also been one of the bestselling floorplans. It feels considerably larger than its footprint. The living room alone runs nearly seventeen feet, and the sightline from the front hall through to the patio door carries the eye the full depth of the house. Minto's "Haven" is a 1,768 sq. ft. executive townhome, and its strength is the way the main floor is organized. Rather than carving the space into rooms, the plan runs the dining and living areas front to back in one continuous line, separated only by a half wall at the staircase.
A new home on a finished street
Harmony is one of Minto's newer Barrhaven communities, but this pocket of Heritage Park is past the construction phase. The lawns are in, the fences are finished, the trees have filled out, and the neighbours know each other. You get everything people want about a newer build: current layouts, current finishes, systems still under their first decade, without the dust, the mud or the construction traffic that comes with buying into a subdivision still going up.
The driveway parks two cars, which in a townhome is worth more than it sounds. Two-vehicle households look at that first.
Convenience
Heritage Park sits close to the Strandherd corridor, which is where most of Barrhaven's day-to-day needs are concentrated. Chapman Mills Marketplace and Barrhaven Marketplace are both minutes away, with Costco, groceries, restaurants, a cinema and the medical, dental and pharmacy services clustered along Strandherd and Greenbank. The Ruth E. Dickinson branch of the Ottawa Public Library is nearby.
Highway 416 access is via Fallowfield, and the funded Barnsdale Road interchange will eventually add a second access point south of it. Transit stops on Strandherd are roughly a five-minute walk.
