4309 Armitage Avenue, Constance Bay - Dunrobin - Kilmaurs - Woodlawn

Welcome to your own private 10.6-acre retreat, extensively renovated and surrounded by mature forest, walking trails, and a private pond. A long winding driveway leads to this beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath bungalow with loft, offering complete privacy. The bright open-concept layout features soaring ceilings, walls of windows and stunning sightlines. This home is fully wired for smart home automation, allowing buyers to easily connect their preferred smart home ecosystem. The updated kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, a Bertazzoni gas range, butcher block and ample storage. The spa-inspired bathroom features Italian ceramic tile, heated floors, heated towel rack, rain shower, and custom teak vanity. The bedrooms are generously sized with floor to ceiling windows. The loft offers views of the surrounding forest and cozy living room below, ideal for an office or creative space. Outside you'll enjoy the massive covered/screened wraparound porch, swim spa, private walking trails, and a pond perfect for skating in the winter. You'll also find a storage shed with power, parking for all of your toys and plenty of space to build a garage. This stunning parcel also backs on an unopened road allowance. The forest consists of Maple, Trembling Aspen, Balsam Poplar, White Birch, Ironwood, Beech, White Red and Bur Oak, Cedar, and Spruce. Wild edible plants on property include blueberry, garlic mustard, field mustard, strawberry, dwarf raspberry and ramps. Two Barred owls live in the woods behind the house and are frequently heard at night. Many different bird species have been seen on the property as well as White-tailed Deer and other wildlife. Major updates include new metal roof, windows, furnace, AC, HWT, well pump, pressure tank, insulation upgrade, exterior paint, EV charger and Bell Fibre internet. A rare opportunity to enjoy turnkey country living with modern conveniences in an exceptional natural setting all within walking distance to the Ottawa River.