Quality-Built 2022 Townhome in Wateridge Village, Minutes from Downtown
Quality 2022-built Uniform townhome in Wateridge Village, minutes from downtown in the Rockcliffe area. A rare three-unit block set among singles and semis on a beautiful, quiet, uncrowded street.
Designed by Hobin Architecture, Uniform's communities are renowned for their streetscapes and for interior layouts that are both beautiful and functional. The exterior is clay brick and Hardie cement board and siding - no vinyl at all.
Inside: 9' smooth ceilings on the main level and red oak hardwood across both upper levels, joined by a well-designed hardwood staircase. The open-concept main floor has no visible load-bearing elements - no posts, no columns - and the full width of the home is used, running open from one interior wall to the other, so every space feels generous.
The kitchen is a standout upgrade: both the island and the cabinetry have been extended by over a foot beyond the standard Elmhurst plan, with full-height cabinetry, under-cabinet valance lighting, a refined colour scheme and high-end appliances including a fridge with water and ice dispenser.
Upstairs, the hall is filled with natural light from large modern windows at the front and rear. All three bedrooms are well-sized. The primary enjoys an elevated view thanks to the home's higher elevation, plus a 4-piece ensuite with both a shower and a tub; the two front-facing bedrooms overlook the park. Laundry is conveniently located on the bedroom level.
The basement is fully finished with a large egress lookout window, entirely above grade with no window well.
About 25% of Wateridge is green space - parks, pathways and the Ottawa River Pathway, with the Sir George-Étienne Cartier Parklands and 10 km of NCC riverside trails at the community's edge. Hôpital Montfort next door; Farm Boy and Metro minutes away; St. Laurent Centre and Gloucester Centre a short drive; Ashbury College and Elmwood School in Rockcliffe Park. Blair Station and Hwy 417 close by. Downtown in about 10 minutes.
