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Welcome to 642 Annland Street, an exceptional custom-built residence in one of Pickering's most sought-after waterfront communities, just steps to Lake Ontario, Frenchman's Bay, scenic trails, marinas, and the Pickering GO Station, offering an unmatched blend of luxury and convenience. This newly constructed three-storey home boasts approximately 4600 square feet above grade plus an additional 1650 square feet in the basement, thoughtfully designed for extended families, multi-generational living, or added income potential with a fully self-contained legal one-bedroom apartment. Showcasing premium finishes throughout, the main level features 10-foot ceilings, hardwood flooring, custom cabinetry, and a bright open-concept layout, highlighted by a designer chef's kitchen with integrated high-end appliances, an oversized island, and a separate prep kitchen, flowing into a spacious family room with an elegant electric fireplace, large windows, and a walkout to the backyard deck, while a formal dining room with a picture window, a versatile office or library, and a stylish powder room complete the space. The upper levels offer five generously sized bedrooms and four beautifully finished bathrooms, all with hardwood floors, pot lights, and ample closet space, including a stunning primary retreat with a spa-inspired ensuite and an expansive walk-in closet, along with a rare and highly desirable upper-level family lounge that provides an additional space for relaxation, perfect for family gatherings or The basement provides additional living space with a large recreation area and full washroom along with a private apartment featuring its own entrance, open-concept kitchen and living area, laundry, and large windows. The exterior is equally impressive with a detached two-car garage, concrete double driveway, professional landscaping, and a fully fenced backyard, making 642 Annland Street a rare opportunity to own a luxury home that blends modern design and waterfront charm.

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