Detached For Sale

$1,999,999 

5169 Wellington Rd 125 | Erin, Ontario

Neighbourhood: Erin/Ospringe Community

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Property Description


Welcome to this spectacular rural retreat on 9.814 acres– the ultimate family home you didn’t know you were dreaming of. Perfectly situated on a scenic property with two ponds, this spacious over 4,000sqft home offers the perfect balance of luxury, comfort, and practicality for both everyday living and unforgettable gatherings.


At the heart of the home is a fully remodeled main floor designed to impress. The stunning chef’s kitchen is truly one of a kind, featuring a 6-burner stove, 3 refrigerators, 2 dishwashers, 3 sinks, and an abundance of custom white cabinetry.  Plus, the ultimate entertainers island with space for prep & to host! 

The enormous family room is a showstopper, with soaring vaulted ceilings & large windows that flood the space with natural light. It’s the ideal spot to relax, entertain, or simply take in the peaceful surroundings of your rural haven.


The luxurious primary suite is a true retreat, step out onto one of the double balconies to enjoy your morning coffee with a view, unwind in the spa-inspired ensuite, and enjoy the convenience of a huge walk-in closet with room for everything.


Outside, the detached heated 5-car garage (one X-tall for RV/trailer) offers more than just parking. It includes a large unfinished loft space (wired up for surround sound and TV) – ready for whatever suits your lifestyle, studio, storage & more.


Every detail of this home has been carefully thought out to support a comfortable and elevated lifestyle. From the high-end finishes to the generous living spaces and beautiful rural setting, this property is a rare find that combines modern luxury with country charm.

Don’t miss your chance to experience this one-of-a-kind home that checks every box and then some – the perfect place to build memories, host guests, and enjoy the best of rural living in total comfort.


 

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Trish Dorak

Overview of  5169 Wellington Rd 125 | Erin, Ontario 

FEATURES

 

GEOTHERMAL WITH TWO FURNACES

  • Spray foam on main floor and original basement 
  • Added insulation in attic 
  • Foyer floors are heated 
  • Whole house has surround sound
  • Windows replaced in 2008

GARAGE

  • 3 doors – middle door is for large vehicle such as mobile home/trailer
  • Industrial door openers
  • Large work bench
  • Wired for surround sound and TV
  • Loft area unfinished (ready for finishing) with exterior access
  • Storage area upstairs – access inside
  • Propane heats the garage and used for stove in the house
  • Alternative heat source – pellet stove

PROPERTY

  • Sitting on 9.814 acres
  • 2 Ponds:
  • Large one is 150×300 ft spring-fed, stocked pond 🐟, 16 ft deep, safe for swimming, with pump & beach 
  • Timers in garage control lights and pump for small pond 
  • Pumps runs daily on timer
  • Backing onto corn farm
  • Septic tank in front of second front stone step runs to the end of the hill
  • Well behind house in corner



Property Stats

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MLS

X13618164

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Sq Ft

4313 Sq Ft

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Bed

3

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Bath

3

KITCHEN

A DREAM KITCHEN WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED

  • Renovation in 2018
  • Rounded corners on bulkheads
  • New plumbing, ducting and electrical on main floor
  • Massive bar height island (seats 8) 
  • Quartz countertops
  • Custom white cabinets 
  • Industrial fridge
  • Drink fridge and wine fridge
  • Gas stove with 6 burners and charcoal – can be converted to indoor BBQ
  • Beautiful farm sink
  • Tiled backsplash
  • 3 sinks for multi-tasking
  • 2 dishwashers
  • Kitchen island is full of storage
  • Storage in window bench
  • Hand scraped hardwood flooring
  • All pot lights on dimmers
  • Gorgeous view of the large pond from the main kitchen sink


LIVING & DINING

THE ULTIMATE LIVING SPACE FOR ENTERTAINING FRIENDS AND FAMILY

  • Family room addition done in 2007
  • California shutters
  • 3 entrances into backyard
  • Vaulted ceilings
  • Basement access to unfinished newer basement
  • Laminate flooring 


BEDS & BATHS

PRIMARY

  • A true primary retreat
  • California shutters
  • Surround sound and pot lights
  • Has a front and back balcony
  • Built in electrical fireplace
  • Humongous walk-in closet with custom built in organizers
  • Second floor surround sound controls in walk in 
  • Ensuite -Stand alone tub, huge stand-up shower, heated towel rack

2 ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS

  • Addition done in 2008
  • Hardwood flooring

First bedroom:

  • Spacious 
  • Large closet
  • Good size window

Second bedroom: 

  • Built in surround sound 
  • Double door – access to balcony
  • Semi- access to main bath
  • Convenient second floor laundry room with lots of storage
  • 3 pc on main off kitchen with shower and heated floors

 

BASEMENT

SPRAY FOAM – READY TO BE FINISHED 

  • Exterior door (currently covered by the deck with a trap door to allow access)
  • Has potential to turn into an in-law suite 

DECK BALCONIES 

  • Surround sound
  • Pot lights on timer 



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