390 Morris Street

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COZY SEASON, SMALL-TOWN CHARM. Settle into fall in this immaculate 3-bedroom red-brick bungalow in the heart of Blyth. True pride of ownership shines throughout a thoughtfully maintained home offering comfortable living spaces and the welcoming feel of village life. The bright, updated kitchen opens to the dining area, creating an inviting setting for autumn meals, holiday baking and gathering with family and friends. Updated floors bring warmth to the dining and living rooms, while oak trim adds timeless character throughout. Three comfortable bedrooms and a full bathroom complete the main level, offering a practical layout for families, retirees or anyone looking for everyday convenience. Downstairs, the basement, redone in 2017, extends your living space with a spacious family room centred around a cozy gas fireplace. Picture quiet evenings with a book, movie nights or catching up with friends as the weather cools. A second full bathroom and flexible space for guests, hobbies or a home office add to the home's versatility. Step outside to the private rear deck and hot tub, where crisp evenings invite you to slow down and unwind. The generous corner lot offers attractive outdoor space to appreciate the changing seasons, while the attached garage makes daily routines easier as colder weather approaches. Within walking distance of Blyth's shops, amenities and celebrated attractions, including the Blyth Festival Theatre, and just minutes from Cowbell Brewing Co., this location connects you to a vibrant community. Explore nearby trails, enjoy local dining and discover the relaxed pace that makes small-town living so appealing. Goderich and the Lake Huron shoreline are within an easy drive, offering more opportunities to explore Huron County. From fireside evenings to time spent relaxing in the hot tub, this lovingly cared-for bungalow offers comfort in every season. Make your next chapter warmer in the heart of charming Blyth. Book your private showing today.

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