2 Sugarbush Court, Halton Hills (Rural Halton Hills) - Single Family for Sale

Description

Welcome to Churchill Valley Estates, a private gated enclave where luxury, privacy, and craftsmanship come together on over 2.2 acres of picturesque land. Built by Essence Homes, this brand-new custom modern estate offers approximately 5,851 sq. ft. above grade with an exceptional layout designed for both everyday living and grand-scale entertaining. From the moment you arrive, the striking architecture, five-car garage, and expansive grounds set the tone for what awaits inside. The home features four spacious bedrooms, each with its own ensuite, and five luxurious bathrooms finished with the finest materials and attention to detail. Soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and designer finishes create a bright, open atmosphere throughout, while the thoughtfully designed floor plan seamlessly balances elegance and functionality. The heart of the home is an impressive chef's kitchen that flows effortlessly into the principal living and dining spaces, offering the perfect setting for family gatherings and entertaining. A private main-floor den provides a quiet retreat for work or study, while the upper level showcases a stunning primary suite complete with a spa-inspired ensuite, fireplace, expansive walk-in dressing room, and private balcony overlooking the estate grounds. Every detail has been carefully considered, from the premium finishes and custom millwork to the grand room proportions and seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces. Surrounded by luxury custom homes, ravine landscapes, walking trails, and natural beauty, Churchill Valley Estates delivers a lifestyle rarely found in the GTA. Enjoy the privacy of estate living without sacrificing convenience, just minutes from Georgetown's charming downtown, top-rated schools, golf courses, shopping, dining, and major commuter routes. A rare opportunity to own a newly built luxury residence in one of Halton Hills' most prestigious and exclusive communities. (id:66096)

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