148 Norwich Road

Welcome to 148 Norwich Road! This bright end-unit freehold townhome sits on a sunny corner lot in Breslau's coveted Riverland community - a home that immediately feels refined, welcoming & thoughtfully designed. Sun-filled interiors, a private backyard, & a layout that elevates everyday living all come together in a neighbourhood known for its charm & community feel. With extra windows, added outdoor space & a floor plan that offers both comfort & versatility, this residence delivers an elevated living experience. Inside, you'll find carpet-free flooring throughout, an eat-in kitchen, a dedicated main-floor office & three beautifully bright bedrooms upstairs. Discover the TOP 7 reasons why this home stands apart: #7: LOCATION: Riverland places everything within easy reach - parks, playgrounds, the community centre, library, schools, daycare & family programs. Enjoy quick access to Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, the airport & the Kitchener GO Station. #6: END UNIT & CORNER LOT: South exposure & added windows create a naturally bright interior from morning to evening. The corner-lot setting also provides enhanced outdoor space & a greater sense of openness. #5: MAIN FLOOR: Bright, open & finished with hardwood & tile. A comfortable living room & convenient powder room make daily living feel effortless. #4: EAT-IN KITCHEN: A large island, stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry & a dinette with a walkout to the backyard - a seamless, stylish space for cooking, gathering & entertaining. #3: MAIN FLOOR OFFICE: A rare luxury in a townhome - ideal for work, study, creative projects or a quiet retreat. #2: BEDROOMS & LAUNDRY: Three bedrooms upstairs, including a spacious primary with walk-in closet & 4-piece ensuite. Additional bedrooms are bright & inviting, with a full main bath & laundry conveniently on the second floor. #1: FULLY-FENCED BACKYARD: A private, fully fenced yard with a concrete patio - a finished outdoor space ready to enjoy from day one.

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