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Cornwall,C0A1H0
Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type Freehold
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Cornwall
MLS Listing ID 202520642
Bedrooms 3
Year Built 2025
Lot Size 6,098 Sqft
Property Sub-Type Freehold
Property Description
Welcome to 26 Samantha Lane, a brand new 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home located in the highly desirable Scottsview Meadows subdivision in Cornwall, Prince Edward Island. Built by reputable local builders known for their quality craftsmanship, this home is thoughtfully designed for modern living and everyday comfort. The bright, open-concept layout features a vaulted ceiling in the main living area, adding to the spacious and airy feel. You'll love the stylish kitchen complete with a modern backsplash, as well as the cozy living room highlighted by a built-in shiplap fireplace with an integrated Bluetooth speaker?perfect for relaxing or entertaining. All on one convenient level, this home offers a smart floor plan that suits families, retirees, or first-time buyers, with excellent potential for rental income. Situated on a fully serviced lot with municipal water and sewer, this property is located in a growing, family-friendly neighbourhood just minutes from schools, parks, shopping, and a short drive to Charlottetown. Protective covenants are in place to ensure a high standard of development and help safeguard your investment. Don?t miss out on the opportunity to own a beautiful new build in one of PEI?s fastest-growing communities. Taxes/assessments to be determined. Measurements are approximate and should be verified by the buyers with the attached floor plans if deemed necessary. Some photos have been virtuallly staged to show potential. (id:24570)
Rooms
Kitchen 1.0
Interior
Heating Wall Mounted Heat Pump,Radiant heat,
Cooling Air exchanger
Exterior
Parking Features Yes
Community Features Recreational Facilities,School Bus
View Y/N No
Building
Lot Description Landscaped
Sewer Septic System