Cobourg Executive Enclave

The Charbrook Estates - Rare Opportunity to Reside in the Ravine Section (with a Running Brook at the Border) of Cobourg's Choice Neigbourhood

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3.21 Acre Ravine Estate Lot in Executive Enclave for Region - Commuting all the way to Oshawa for some

2 Level Bungalow with close to 4,4000 sq.ft. of Living Space

Open Concept w/~10' Ceiling

Top Grade Materials used such as i) Shouldice Brick/Stone Exterior, ii) 32 Exterior Pot Lights below Eaves Trough surrounding the House, iii) 2cm Hickory Hardwood Floors, iv) Granite Counters in Kitchen w/Ceramic Backsplash and Ambient Lighting, v) Marble Counters in Bathrooms, vi) Gas Heating and Hook-up for BBQ on Terraces, vii) Central Vacuum, viii) Central Air Conditioning, ix) Heat Recovery Ventilation System, x) 4" Styrofoam Insulation under Cement Floor on Lower Level

3 Bedrooms with 2 Car Garage with individual auto door openers

Another 3 Bedrooms can easily be separated on the Lower Level Roughed in for a Bathoom/Kitchen

Huge Terrace on Upper Level (53' x 13') - Walk-out from Family Room and Master Bedroom

Huge Patio on Lower Level (53' x 13') - 2 x Walk-outs from Great Room

6 Jet Whirlpool Tub in Master Bedroom Ensuite

Private - Deceivingly Spacious - Sumptuous Cocooning with quick access to HWY 401 (6 Minutes) Need I say more?

Tap into what the cognoscenti have known for several years, a little bit of insider information if you will - Port Hope & Cobourg is turning into a bedroom community of Toronto. 50 minutes of highway driving east of Toronto on HWY 401, Port Hope is one of (maybe a couple), towns in Ontario that has a proactive Heritage Conservatory that has prevented bulldozing of Century Homes for Parking Lots - "managed growth" is a term that comes to mind.

And it is a good thing. Steeped in history, it was the playground of the Rich and Famous since the early 1800's. That would explain all the majestic estates in the surrounding countryside.

Northumberland County, wherein lies Port Hope, benefits from the growing trend of "city folk" moving out from the hustle and bustle in the "big smoke" to somewhere quieter and safer. With the Internet revolutionizing the way we do business and communicate, many have taken advantage of what telecommuting has to offer. When we placed the Director of Marketing for a major National Bookstore in Grafton 4 years back, he traded his home in North York for a 100 acre farm with a restored Century Home that once belonged to the Masseys for $550,000. I am sure it's worth a lot more now.

Northumberland County is only part of this phenomenon of "managed growth", although Port Hope, being the closest, has positioned itself to be a gateway of sort. Port Hope, indeed, is unique with it's water frontage, Yacht, Golf and Country Clubs, developed cultural events and mildly eccentric denizens. We have the Big Apple in Colborne that opens year round attracting millions. And Brighton turning into a well received retirement community - great success in the development of Brighton-by-the-Bay by a REIT. Then Prince Edward County, with picturesque Picton, is turning into the other Wine Producing region. After selling The Hillcrest in Port Hope to an area Spa, I see a few more popping up that provide a variety of alternatives and choices. Another client from the U.K., now a good friend, is setting up another one in Brighton. I am sure this will be quite special - as influenced by her background as a hotelier in Africa and her son as an impresario in the entertainment/music industry in the U.K. and New York. Then there is Trenton and Belleville, led by one of the most dynamic Economic Development Boards in the person of Chris King; and Kingston, which is experiencing phenomenal growth.

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