$1,999,000

About this listing

93 Gilchrist Avenue is the result of a serious collaboration between architect Jacques Hamel, designer Penny Southam, and builder Gallivan Developments, winning a GOHBA award for a large-scale renovation and addition that nearly doubled its original footprint. This is a 3+1 bedroom and four-bathroom home designed for actual day-to-day living, starting with a functional enclosed porch that acts as an extension of the living and dining room. The layout is anchored by a floating Ash staircase and a cathedral skylight that pulls natural light through every floor. On the main level, a large office with floor-to-ceiling frosted glass doors offers a quiet, bright workspace that doesn't feel like an afterthought. The kitchen balances high performance with a soulful vibe, featuring soapstone counters, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and custom backlit glass panels by artist Detlef Gotzens that provide a soft glow during dinner. The second floor is built for utility and comfort, including a dedicated family games room, giving a bright gathering space on each floor. The primary suite features a marble ensuite and a private balcony, while the other upstairs bedrooms include custom built-in nooks and window seats designed by Southam to maximize every inch of space. Downstairs, the finished basement features rare (for the area) 7'8" ceilings and heated floors, housing a sophisticated in-law suite, being the fourth bedroom. Outside, the property includes a private backyard with a full-size storage garage, providing ample room for storage and your hobbies. Throughout the home, high-end finishes like lava rock tile and a Crestron lighting system offer sophistication without the typical builder-grade finishes. It is a warm, functional, and deeply human space just steps away from Wellington, top-rated schools, bike paths, LRT and really just in the hub of one of Ottawa's best neighbourhoods!

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Days on market

9 days

Property taxes

$13,498/yr

Basement

Finished, Full

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