164 Third Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K1S 2K1

$698,000

Rare 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom freehold townhome with an attached garage, set on a picturesque, tree-lined street in the heart of the Glebe. This red brick home is rich in original character, with intricate brickwork, classic millwork, hardwood flooring throughout, and a fresh coat of paint. The bright main level offers open-concept living and dining areas with large windows and a downsizing fireplace framed by a detailed mantel and tiled surround. An original wood staircase with turned spindles and substantial newel posts adds historic warmth, and a versatile nook makes an ideal home office or reading corner. The eat-in kitchen features white cabinetry, generous counter space, a peninsula, black-and-white checkerboard flooring, and direct access to the rear deck. A main-floor powder room serves guests and everyday living. Upstairs, skylights fill the hallway with natural light. The front-facing primary bedroom has ample closet space and a private covered balcony overlooking the street. Just steps away, a renovated 4-piece bathroom features its own skylight and a separate bathtub and shower. Of the two additional bedrooms, one has its own 3-piece ensuite, giving the upper level two full bathrooms. Second-floor laundry, conveniently located near the bedrooms, completes the level. The lower level provides storage and inside entry to the attached garage, a coveted feature in the Glebe. Step out to Bank Street's cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and everyday amenities. Lansdowne Park, the Ottawa Farmers' Market, the Rideau Canal pathways, and Dow's Lake are all minutes away, with quick access to downtown and Carleton University via Bronson Ave and Queen Elizabeth Dr. This move-in-ready, low-maintenance home suits young professionals, growing families, or downsizers looking to put down roots in one of Ottawa's most walkable, sought-after neighbourhoods. No conveyance of offers until Tuesday, November 3rd at 6:00pm. (id:65396)

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