110 Melrose Ave
Barrie, ON L4M 2B3
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Recently renovated one-bedroom lower-level suite in Barrie's Codrington neighbourhood,finished to a standard you don't often find below grade. The living area opens to the kitchen and is anchored by a fireplace with a white mantel. The kitchen is new throughout: white shaker cabinetry,quartz-look counters,a full island,tile backsplash,undermount sink with black fixtures,and a shiplap accent column. Apartment-sized stainless range and fridge. Vinyl plank flooring and pot lights run through the entire unit. The bathroom is the standout - tiled walk-in shower,patterned tile floor,new vanity with black hardware and a round mirror. The bedroom takes a double closet and its own window. Entry is at the rear of the home. The staircase splits,up to the main house or down to this suite,so you come and go without passing through anyone else's space. All utilities included - heat,hydro and water in one number,with no bills to chase. One driveway parking space. Laundry is on site,shared with the main home. Strabane Park,with tennis courts and a playground,sits at the end of the block. Nelson Lookout Park and its view over Kempenfelt Bay is a short walk south. No Frills on Blake Street is roughly ten minutes on foot and Johnson's Beach about fifteen. Downtown Barrie,the waterfront and the Dunlop Street restaurants are five minutes by car,with Highway 400 under ten. (id:52069) ID#: 2245691
110 Melrose Ave is a AA house located in Barrie, ON. This listing has rentals from $1725
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- Listed by Victor Frohmann | Toronto Regional Real Estate Board
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Welcome to Barrie, Ontario, a lakeside city where urban energy meets scenic charm. Located at the head of Kempenfelt Bay on Lake Simcoe, around 90 kilometres north of Toronto, Barrie blends city convenience with waterfront living.
The city’s roots trace back to the early 19th century as a War of 1812 supply depot and trading post. Today, Barrie enjoys a diverse economy anchored by health care, education, IT, and manufacturing, with strong transit connections via Highway 400 and GO Transit. Distinct neighbourhoods shape daily life, from historic Allandale with its heritage architecture and walking tours to Sunnidale Park, the city’s largest green space with trails, gardens, and playgrounds. Growing southern suburbs appeal to commuters with expanding GO service and retail hubs.
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