#306 395 Lakebreeze Drive, Clarington (Newcastle) - Single Family for Sale

Description

Experience the very best of lakeside living in this stunning corner condo at the highly sought-after Port of Newcastle. Perched on the top floor above the water with no neighbouring building to interrupt the skyline, this west-facing suite offers some of the most breathtaking, unobstructed views of Lake Ontario and the surrounding parkland you'll find anywhere - sunsets here are simply extra ordinary. At over 900 square feet, this bright and airy corner unit is flooded with natural light from multiple exposures, crowned by soaring vaulted ceilings that make the space feel even more grand and open. Freshly painted throughout in a modern palette with updated lighting, every detail has been considered. Rich maple hardwood floors, California shutters, and thoughtful finishes give the home a warm, polished character from the moment you walk in. The open-concept living and dining area flows seamlessly to a private balcony where the lake and park views take centre stage - a backdrop that changes beautifully with the seasons. The kitchen features ceramic floors, granite countertops with undermount sink, a stylish backsplash, and a breakfast bar - perfect for morning coffee as the sun reflects off the water. The primary bedroom is a true retreat with maple hardwood floors, a 4-piece ensuite with quartz countertops, and his-and-hers closets. The second bedroom is a showstopper - featuring stunning lake views, it works beautifully as a guest room, den, or home office with serious ambiance. Adding exceptional value rarely found in condo living: this suite includes a private storage unit plus an indoor parking spot - a combination that sets this listing apart. Ownership includes an exclusive Gold Membership to the Admirals Walk Clubhouse - enjoy a fully equipped gym, oversized indoor pool, steam room, sauna, library, tennis courts, on-site restaurant, and vibrant community programming. Steps from your door: lakeside (id:66096)

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