The property
Built for a family that actually uses the whole house
Most townhomes ask you to make peace with a shared wall. This one does not.
117 Frances is connected to its neighbour at the garage and nowhere else. The living space, the bedrooms, and the backyard all behave the way they would in a detached home, which is the part people notice within about ten seconds of walking in.
The main floor runs open from the front window through to the sliding doors, so whoever is cooking is still part of whatever is happening in the living room. Upstairs holds three bedrooms, with the primary taking a walk-in closet and its own ensuite. The lower level is fully finished with engineered hardwood underfoot, and it takes on whatever the season asks of it: movie nights, a home office, a gym, somewhere for the kids to be loud.
Outside is where the previous owners spent their money well. Two tiers of composite deck, landscaping designed so nobody spends Saturday maintaining it, aggregate concrete down the side walkway, stamped concrete at the front entrance and driveway. Six vehicles fit without anyone moving a car.
