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63 Stewart Drive | Erin, Ontario

Neighbourhood: Erin/Ospringe Community

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Property Description


Welcome to your dream retreat in the peaceful community of Rural Erin/Ospringe! This stunning home sits on a private 1-acre lot backing onto greenspace, blending luxury and serenity. With parking for 10+ cars and a triple garage featuring smart automation, it’s perfect for families and entertainers. The main floor impresses with built-in Sonos speakers, hardwood floors, a large office, and a chef-inspired kitchen with granite counters, premium appliances, and a spacious island. Step out to a resort-style backyard with a 2022 saltwater pool, hot tub, smart-lit cabana with ceiling heaters and TV, and a wood-burning fireplace. The grand primary suite features a walk-in closet and a spa-like ensuite with a high-end Kohler multi-zone shower system. Additional bedrooms include private and shared baths for total comfort. Extras include a smart lock, whole-home reverse osmosis water system, Cat 6 wiring with enterprise-grade networking and camera system, 4-zone irrigation, EV charger, whole-home generator, and an unfinished basement with cold cellar. This is elevated country living at its finest!

 

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Overview of  63 Stewart Drive | Erin, Ontario 

FEATURES

 

LOT & LOCATION

o Expansive 1-acre lot backing onto peaceful greenspace for ultimate privacy

o Triple-car garage with extended driveway parking for 10+ vehicles


GARAGE AUTOMATION

o Smart garage doors that automatically open upon approach and close at night or when you leave

o EV wall charger installed

o Direct interior access to mudroom


OUTDOOR LIVING & ENTERTAINMENT

o Saltwater inground pool (2022) and hot tub

o Poolside cabana with ceiling heaters, mounted TV, and smart lighting (controlled via Alexa or smartphone)

o Wood-burning outdoor fireplace for cozy evenings

o 4-zone smart front yard irrigation system with rain sensors for efficiency


AUDIO & AUTOMATION

o Built-in Sonos Architectural speakers and amplifiers throughout main floor and backyard

o Smart home ready with most switches Zigbee/Z-Wave compatible

o Smart front door lock (access via keypad or smartphone)


WATER & POWER SYSTEMS

o Premium reverse osmosis water treatment system delivering 10 PPM purity across the home – ideal for drinking and spot-free car washing

o Whole-house Generac generator with automatic transfer switch for full power backup

o Cold cellar and sump pump in basement




Property Stats

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MLS

X12773848

X12773848

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Sq Ft

3,669 Sq Ft

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Bed

4

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Bath

3.5 + 1

KITCHEN

GRAND KITCHEN WITH EAT-IN AREA AND WALK-OUT TO BACKYARD

Rich dark cabinetry, granite countertops, and tile backsplash

Chef-inspired appliances including: gas stove, beverage fridge & 2 wall ovens/built-in-microwave 

Large island with seating – ideal for entertaining


LIVING & DINING

HARDWOOD FLOORING THROUGHOUT MAIN FLOOR

Elegant formal living room and spacious dining room

Open-concept family room with gas fireplace

Dedicated main floor office for remote work or study



BEDS & BATHS

PRIMARY SUITE WITH LARGE WALK-IN CLOSET AND LUXURIOUS ENSUITE FEATURING A STEAM SHOWER

Primary suite with a large walk-in closet and a luxurious ensuite featuring a high-end Kohler multi-zone shower system with six body jets for a full-body spa experience

Bedroom 2 with private full ensuite

Bedrooms 3 & 4 connected by a shared Jack and Jill bathroom

2-piece powder room conveniently located on the main floor

 

BASEMENT

UNFINISHED, OFFERING POTENTIAL FOR CUSTOMIZATION (GYM, REC ROOM, ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS)

Includes cold cellar and sump pump for practicality


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