6115 Kaycourt Drive

About This Home

Welcome to 6115 Kaycourt Drive, a charming country bungalow set on a deep 2-acre, beautifully landscaped lot in the peaceful Osgoode/Reid Mills area. The home sits gracefully back from the road, with a welcoming front yard highlighted by mature trees and thoughtful plantings that create an inviting first impression and strong curb appeal. Inside, the bright main floor showcases warm birch hardwood floors, an inviting living room and a functional, updated eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances and sleek quartz countertops, ideal for casual family meals and morning coffee. A convenient main-floor laundry, set just off the main living area in a mudroom-style space, adds everyday practicality and helps keep the home organized. The bedroom layout works equally well for families, downsizers or multigenerational living, with the primary bedroom enjoying its own private ensuite washroom for added comfort and privacy. Large windows draw in natural light while framing views of the surrounding greenery. Quartz countertops continue in both bathroom vanities, adding a cohesive, modern touch that buyers will appreciate. The drywalled lower level provides excellent flex space for a family room, games area, home office or hobby zone, with plenty of room to add your own finishes and further expand the living space if desired. Outside is where this property truly shines. The expansive 2-acre lot offers a pleasing mix of open yard and mature trees and backs onto a peaceful, tranquil forest, creating a rare level of privacy and a true "nature at your doorstep" experience. Private walking paths wind through the trees, leading to thoughtfully created seating areas that invite you to slow down and enjoy the setting year-round. This outdoor retreat offers a peaceful setting for morning coffee, evening relaxation and casual gatherings, with generous yard space to enjoy in every season.

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