Set in one of Westboro's most desirable pockets, this custom designed residence by 2H Design offers over 3, 000 sqft.

Set in one of Westboro's most desirable pockets, this custom-designed residence by 2H Design offers over 3,000 sqft. of elevated living paired with stunning Ottawa River sunsets. Quietly positioned yet moments from everything, the home delivers a seamless balance of modern architecture, thoughtful layout, and exceptional outdoor spaces.The entry makes an immediate impression with a bold feature wall and a floating staircase wrapped in glass. Natural light pours through oversized windows, highlighting dark hardwood floors and clean, contemporary lines throughout. A glass-walled office and refined dining area provide both function and flexibility. The heart of the home is a designer kitchen finished with warm walnut accents, a statement waterfall quartz island with seating, and a full suite of premium appliances. A discreet butler's pantry with Miele coffee station and beverage fridge connects the space, while the adjoining living room is anchored by a fireplace and expansive windows overlooking the landscaped yard. Upstairs, the primary suite is designed as a private escape, complete with its own fireplace, two walk-in closets, and a spa-like ensuite featuring a deep soaker tub and glass shower. Three additional bedrooms are well-appointed, including a Jack & Jill bathroom, a separate full bath, and a dedicated laundry room with generous storage.The lower level enhances everyday living with a spacious rec room, full bath, mudroom access, and a tandem two-car garage. Outside, curated landscaping surrounds a private patio, while the rooftop terrace offers a standout entertaining space with a built-in BBQ and panoramic sunset views. Steps to the future LRT, river pathways, parks, and easy access to the Gatineau Hills, this is a rare opportunity to own a home that delivers on design, lifestyle, and location.

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