Address not available, Warman - Single Family for Sale

Description

A striking Pawluk Homes residence in one of Warman’s most compelling locations, 430 Augusta Boulevard West delivers the scale, design and setting of a truly elevated family home. Positioned in Traditions near Warman’s newest elementary schools, walking paths, green space and picturesque water features, it offers beautiful open views with everyday amenities close at hand. The architecture immediately sets this home apart with a sophisticated stone-accented exterior, dramatic rooflines, oversized black garage doors and soaring front windows. Inside, warm wood tones pair with crisp contemporary finishes, black accents and custom railings for a refined, modern feel. The main living area is designed around openness and connection, with expansive windows framing prairie and green-space views. The polished kitchen features shaker cabinetry, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, a substantial island and statement lighting, while a dramatic linear fireplace anchors the adjoining living space. Impressive ceiling heights, oversized interior doors, wide hallways and abundant natural light reinforce the custom feel throughout. The primary suite offers a serene retreat with a spa-inspired ensuite featuring dual sinks, extensive tilework, matte-black fixtures, glass shower and freestanding soaker tub. The fully developed lower level continues the same calibre of finish with 9-foot ceilings, large bright windows, generous living space and a second contemporary fireplace — far from the feel of a traditional basement. Outside, the covered deck overlooks walking paths and expansive Saskatchewan skies, perfect for morning coffee or prairie sunsets. Best of all, the school is right there for the kids to walk to. A fully insulated and finished triple attached garage completes this exceptional property. Architectural presence, family functionality and one of Traditions’ most attractive settings come together at 430 Augusta Boulevard West. (id:66096)

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