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Welcome to 7144 Dale Road
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Simply Stunning!
Offered at $484,900 |
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This one-of-a-kind, R2000 home is located just minutes from Port Hope and the 401. An inviting sunken living room with a see through fireplace, a large eat-in kitchen with oak cupboards, built in appliances and a walkout to the deck this home was built with entertaining in mind. Oak trim throughout, 3 bedrooms and on office on the upper level, ground source heat-pump and water purification system and a Marley Tile roof. Professionally landscaped 3.39 acre parcel with a pond that is stocked with large mouth bass and bridge to its very own island. Property Taxes: $5,165.00 (2006) Possession: to be arranged Garage: 3 car attached Heating: Ground Source Heat pump Inclusions: All electric light fixtures & fans, built in dish washer, central vac, all window coverings, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, train on island, bridge, aerator ABOUT PORT HOPE There is much to see and do in the Municipality of Port Hope. This historic town is nationally acclaimed for a designated heritage conservation district main street, winner of TV Ontario's contest for the "Best Preserved Main Street in Ontario" and for its wealth of beautifully restored early homes and buildings. Dining Out: Whether you are planning a romantic evening at a fine restaurant with white linens and silverware or a traditional fish and chip dinner in an English-style pub, Port Hope has just the place for you. Bon Appetit! Shopping: Just imagine meandering along Victorian streets and discovering the unique shops of downtown Port Hope. You'll shop 'til you drop in our one-of-a-kind boutiques. Art Galleries: The Upstairs Gallery is a satellite of the Art Gallery of Northumberland in Cobourg. It is a small but very lively venue on the Second Floor at 38 Walton Street, the town's historic main thoroughfare. The object of the gallery is to exhibit the finest works by artists and photographers in the Northumberland region. These works are for sale or rent. For more information call 905-885-2115. Outdoor Activities: If the weather is good, there are lots of things to do in the area. The Municipality of Port Hope offers diverse and interesting walking and hiking trails that can provide either a leisurely afternoon stroll or a scenic nature hike. You can tour the Heritage District on a cycle, or play golf at one of the many courses within a short drive of downtown. Port Hope is on the shores of Lake Ontario, just south of Highway 401, 110 kilometers east of Toronto, and a 30 minutes' drive from Oshawa. By Road: Access Port Hope from 2 interchanges of the 401 - Interchanges 461 and 464. |
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For more information, Philip McCristall or: Sean Auger |