A renovated two-storey on a mature, tree-lined street in Oshawa's O'Neill neighbourhood.
A detached century home on a mature, tree-lined street in Oshawa's O'Neill neighbourhood — south-facing exposure, red brick on the street side, a dark-sided family-room addition at the back. The renovation keeps the traditional bones and layers in a quieter, updated palette on top.
The main floor runs formal → relaxed from front to back: a bright formal living room with a bay window and marble-surround fireplace, a dining room with a built-in china cabinet, and a cherry-cabinet kitchen with Silestone counters opening onto a family room with floor-to-ceiling built-ins.
Upstairs, four bedrooms and two and a half baths share the floor, with a primary suite that includes a walk-in and ensuite. The lower level is a games-room retreat; the backyard reads as the quietest corner of the lot — a patio, a seasonal inground pool, and perennial beds carried by autumn colour.
Red brick facing the street under a steep gable, a covered porch at the entry. The dark-sided family-room addition sits at the back, with french doors opening onto a stone patio shaded by a cantilevered umbrella.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
The formal living room runs the width of the front of the house — a bay window at the far end, a marble-surround fireplace against the party wall, cream-and-stripe seating around a hammered-metal coffee table. The dining room next door anchors on a silver pendant and a built-in white china cabinet with wainscot panelling below.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
Solid cherry cabinetry runs the length of the galley kitchen, Silestone counters tucked under warm under-cabinet lighting. Stainless steel appliances. At the back, pendants anchor a family breakfast nook with a dark counter and a cream sideboard — the quiet transition between kitchen and living addition.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
The primary bedroom leans quietly contemporary — graphic abstract art above a dark headboard, patterned pillows in muted greys and creams. The main-floor powder room is small but polished — marble vanity, chrome sconces, a framed botanical print, a tall grass in a stone pot.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
The lower level is organized as a casual games room — table tennis, a dartboard, lounge seating, a soft grey floor. Outside, a flagstone path leads through perennial beds and shade perennials; the staircase back inside is panelled in classical white under a dark wood railing.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
109 Lauder Rd.
A fully fenced backyard with a flagstone patio, a cantilevered umbrella over a wicker dining set, and an inground pool shown here winterized under its autumn cover. Mature trees on all sides give the lot the feel of a much larger private corner.
109 Lauder Rd.
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