181 Collier Street 1208, Barrie, ON L4M 3B5

Barrie · City Centre · L4M 3B5

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Spectacular professionally renovated 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1,400 square foot front suite at the Bayclub in Barrie. Exquisite finishes include an open concept kitchen with high-end stainless steel appliance package, quartz counters, custom full height white cabinetry, pantry wall, glass tile backsplash, pot drawers, undermount sink and a breakfast bar with seating. The oversized living room boasts a large feature wall with built-in shelves, fireplace, stone finish and is designed to accommodate a wall mount TV. Separate dining room with custom corner banquette. Custom lighting in every room, exquisite finishes throughout include upgraded vinyl flooring, door and trim package, crown moulding, hardware, closet shelving, lighting and window coverings (some electronic blinds). Primary bedroom with walk-through closet, gorgeous 3-piece ensuite bath. Main bath is stunning includes a second glassed in shower finished with gold fixtures. Large laundry/storage closet with washer/dryer front load combo set. Luxury exudes this home with every detail. The view is breathtaking, from the inside or sitting out on your private enclosed terrace. Renovations were recently completed with the owners careful oversight and interior design background, it is like a new space. The Bayclub has some of the best amenities to offer including the largest indoor pool around town, hot tub, sauna, exercise room, billiards, squash court, pickle ball court, work/tool shop, potting room, party room, library, guest suite & lots of visitor parking. Exclusive indoor parking & locker. Located in the quiet East End Barrie, steps to the waterfront trails, parks, and beaches. Close to shopping, community center, entertainment, and restaurants as well as many waterfront attractions. Easy access to key commuter routes, public transit, GO train service, highways north to cottage country or south to the GTA. A+++ tenants. This is a must see!

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