43 Northwood Road

Tucked within the coveted enclave of Wood River Acres, where mature trees, canopy wide streets and neighbours still pause to say hello, sits a stone bungalow on a on a cul de sac, that holds far more than its charming exterior would ever suggest. Cherished by the same family since 1984, this exceptional property offers five bedrooms, a dedicated home office, and generous living spaces across two beautifully appointed levels. The main floor commands attention with three well-sized bedrooms, a sweeping eat-in kitchen, gracious dining area, and a family room designed for the kind of living that truly matters - unhurried mornings and laughter-filled evenings. The lower level reveals even further versatility: two additional bedrooms, a private home office, a full bathroom, and a recreation room graced with above grade windows that draw in natural light and the quiet beauty of the surrounding landscape. Every square foot speaks of intention, comfort, and care. Set on a beautifully private lot, within one of the area's most storied pockets - Wood River Acres has long been the address that simply needed no explanation, enter and the weight of the world simply lifts. Steps to The Briars Golf Course, with direct river access leading out to the expanse of Lake Simcoe - perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding. And yet, equally steps to Sobeys, LCBO, Shoppers Drug Mart, Tim Hortons, and Home Hardware. The rare luxury of absolute tranquility, without sacrificing a single modern convenience. In summer, the distant sound of boats drifting across the lake drifts through open windows like a gentle reminder of where you are - and how fortunate you are to be here. Whether you are a family planting roots for generations, or those seeking to rightsize without compromise, this is the home that grows with you, holds you, and never asks you to leave. A property this loved does not come to market often. It simply waits for the right family to carry it forward.

Cleaned for readability — original MLS® text was lightly de-abbreviated and decapitalized.