Bordering both Hudson and St. Lazare, this hilltop property is surrounded by mature trees and features two concrete outdoor balconies at the front and side of the home. The interior showcases a modern design with neutral tones throughout and has been freshly painted. Two skylights were added in the living room and dining room, bringing in abundant natural light.

The home was thoughtfully designed to be versatile, subtly accommodating a family member with mobility challenges. Its open-concept layout allows for easy access from the outdoors, interior, and garage. The spacious bathroom includes a large shower that is readily accessible for someone using a walker or wheelchair. An elevator located off the garage provides convenient access to the basement and is ideal for transporting items without using the stairs (the elevator requires some upgrades and has not been used by the current owner).

The front roof was replaced in 2021 with lifetime IKO shingles. The back roof will be completed by the current owner in the spring, weather permitting, using the same shingles. A five-year labor warranty applies to both. The owner is a professional roofer.

The driveway and retaining wall were professionally redone with river rock, and the landscaping was improved by both the owner and professionals. The surrounding grounds have been cleared, with branches and debris removed from the wooded area.

The unfinished basement offers generous space and remains high and dry year-round. The home is equipped with a forced-air oil furnace. Due to new government regulations, it will need to be upgraded to an electric system in the future, though it is currently functioning well. Baseboard heaters are installed throughout the main level, providing dual heating options. A new hot water tank was installed in 2024.

The septic system will be pumped by the owner in the spring when it becomes accessible. The property is serviced by an artesian well. While the owner does not have documentation for the septic system or well, there have been no issues with the septic, plumbing, or drinking water quality.