202-1276 Maple Crossing Blvd, Burlington

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202-1276 MAPLE CROSSING BLVD, BURLINGTON

Home is where your story begins.

- Annie Danielson

Welcome Home Bright, spacious, corner suite with wrap around windows in sought after Grand Regency in South Burlington.

Beautifully appointed with updated eat-in Kitchen including stainless steel appliances, backsplash and espresso cabinetry. Hardwood floors in Living/Dining/Kitchen. Large Master Bedroom with full Ensuite and Sunroom.

Good sized Second Bedroom with hardwood floors. 1 Underground Parking Spot and Locker. Well maintained building with 24 hour concierge.

Kitchen

Cooking is like love -it should be entered into with abandon, or not at all. - Harriett Van Horn

Family Room

Master Bedroom

Ensuite

2nd Bedroom

Area Amenities Mapleview Shopping Centre Joseph Brant Museum Joseph Brant Hospital Spencer Smith Park Burlington GO Station Burlington City Hall Burlington Convention Centre Appleby GO Station Burlington Mall Burlington Golf & Country Club Burlington Sailing & Boating Club Burlington Sailing & Boating Club

LaSalle Park Burlington Art Centre The Burlington Performing Arts Centre Spencer’s At The Waterfront Burlington Public Library - Aldershot Aldershot GO Station Burlington GO Station VIA Rail - Aldershot train station Burlington Springs Golf Club Hidden Lake Golf Club Mount Nemo Conservation Area Tyandaga Golf Course

School Zone Feature Property

202-1276 Maple Crossing Blvd

Central Elementary School

638 Brant St

JK - Gr.8

Burlington Central Secondary

1433 Baldwin St

Gr.9 - Gr.12

St. John Catholic Elementary School

1433 Baldwin St

JK - Gr.8

Assumption Catholic Secondary School

3230 Woodward Ave

Gr.9 - Gr.12

Fun Facts About Burlington • In 1914, Burlington became a town and in 1974 Burlington was incorporated as a city

• Burlington is home to the Royal Botanical Gardens, which has the world’s largest lilac collection

• The City of Burlington is the largest of four municipalities in the Region of Halton (includes Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills and Burlington)

• The Burlington Art Centre holds the world’s largest collection of Contemporary Canadian Ceramics

• Some of the best hiking in the world can be done in the local sections of the Bruce Trail and the Niagara Escarpment, which is a UNESCO designated World Biosphere Reserve

• Burlington has the distinction of having one of the only two naturally occurring magnetic hills in Canada. The magnetic hill is located on King Road, north of Bayview Park.

• The City is a growing municipality with a population of approximately 175,779

Property Taxes: $2,176.36 (2014) | Bedrooms: 2 + 1 | Bathrooms: 2