104 Butternut Court, Grey Highlands, ON

Save the HST on this brand-new custom residence (2026 New Housing Rebate included for qualifying Buyers), backed by a comprehensive 7-Year Tarion New Home Warranty. This designer-curated home is nestled within an exclusive enclave of just 12 private residences in the coveted Beaver Valley Woodlands. Crafted for those who measure summer in time outdoors and winter in powder days, this 3,546 sq ft, 5-bedroom, 4-bath modern alpine retreat sits on 1.37 private acres framed by 100 newly planted spruce, pine, and fir. The striking exterior pairs onyx board-and-batten with cedar shake and natural hand-laid stonework for bold, elegant curb appeal. Inside, 13-ft vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows flood the great room with light, anchored by a sophisticated porcelain-clad wood-burning fireplace with a reclaimed barn beam mantel--the heart of après: boots kicked off, glasses raised, stories swapped by firelight. Every detail is elevated, from white oak hardwood floors to 8-ft solid poplar doors and trim. The kitchen features full-height custom cabinetry, a quartz island in soft sage, artisan handcrafted tile backsplash with a softly reflective glaze that shifts with the light, and integrated stainless steel appliance. The main-floor primary suite offers a custom walk-in closet and 5-piece ensuite with porcelain tile wall, freestanding soaker tub, glass rainfall shower, and a warm wood vanity with quartz counters. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms--including one with its own fireplace--share a chic 3-piece bath. The lower level continues the home's refined design with a floating glass-and-steel staircase, bright rec room, full gym, 2 bedrooms, and a 4-piece bath. Heated polished concrete floors add warmth throughout. A 19x19 covered porch extends outdoor living, while the heated oversized garage with epoxy floors and waterproof walls is built for every season. 104 Butternut Court is a refined retreat where architectural precision meets the rhythm of everyday life in the valley.

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