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I dare you to find a loaded raised bungalow quite this good - so close to Churchill Park, and so friendly to families.  The updates start with wooden planters lining the new concrete steps and walkway, guarded by gorgeous new railings with glass inserts on the way up to an elevated front porch.  More updates continue inside with new fixtures everywhere, and a ton of pot lights and plumbed-in speakers in the principal rooms.  The living room boasts a lovely electric fireplace surround and a huge bay window looking across the valley for miles, while the renovated kitchen has timber framed beams as architectural and design support, along with tons of cabinet space to go along with the stone island and countertops that support a mosaic marble backsplash.  Meanwhile, stainless appliances provide ample functionality to make a feast for at least five guests in the large dining area.  The main bath boasts more modern storage than you'd expect plus a wall to wall glass shower.  Three bedrooms round out the main floor, including a primary with built-in wardrobes and convenient sliders to the private barnboard-fenced rear yard, with its concrete patio and handy shed on concrete slab.  It's worth mentioning that when the new soffits and eaves were installed at the rear, there were inset speakers added too!  From the concrete walkway on the side yard, work your way back inside the kitchen or down to the renovated basement with more room to play, knowing that the upstairs will be peaceful due to extra sound-proofing pretty much everywhere.  Not only is there another gorgeous full bath with soaker tub and body jets, but there's room to workout, and even more room for the kids to play and for you to make the most of a surround sound experience to watch the game.  If work from home is a must there are two perfect niches to serve your needs with their own dedicated pot lights.  Rounding out this offering are thoughtful storage niches, plus an amazingly finished and insulated garage with storage and function galore.  What else could you need?