72 - 869 Whetherfield Street, London North, ON

If mowing the lawn and hauling snow off the driveway are no longer how you want to spend your Saturdays, 72-869 Whetherfield Street solves that - without asking you to give up space or privacy to do it. This bungalow-style condo townhome sits in one of North West London's most sought-after adult lifestyle communities, and it lives large: 1,793 finished square feet plus another 598 downstairs, for 2,391 total square feet of one-floor-friendly living. Everything you need is on the main floor. Step in through the front door or the double garage into a bright, vaulted-ceiling living room with a fireplace and a patio door out to your private deck. The open kitchen has oodles of cabinets, a breakfast bar, and stainless appliances. Main-floor laundry, a primary bedroom with its own ensuite and generous closet space, and a second bedroom that works just as well as an office - all without a single step. Need more room? It's downstairs, already finished. A third bedroom (or gym, or den), a second fireplace, a spacious family room, and another full bathroom. The big-ticket items are already done. The furnace, A/C, and water heater are all one year old and on a service contract with Reliance - one less thing for you to think about. Two garage spaces plus two more in the driveway means four parking spots total, a rare find in a condo community. And the lifestyle part is real, not just a sales line. The condo corporation handles your landscaping and snow removal. There's a private clubhouse with a fitness centre, walking trails nearby, and you're minutes from Farm Boy, Costco, University Hospital, and Western. Priced at $569,000 - right in line with what similar homes in this pocket of London are asking - this one is ready for its next owner to move in and enjoy. Easy to show, flexible possession. This move-in-ready bungalow townhome in London's Oakridge Crossing community gives you main-floor living, four parking spots, and zero maintenance.

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