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This is the one!!  An exceptionally-appointed 4 bedroom home with a stunningly landscaped backyard complete with  pool/hot-tub & sundeck, & all overlooking a  breathtaking ravine setting!  Located on a quiet cul-de sac in Bolton's North Hill neighbourhood, this amazing home features a renovated kitchen with granite countertops & stainless steel appliances; grand principal rooms, a master suite with walk-in closet & 4-piece ensuite bath, a finished basement with direct walk-out to the pool & so much more!

ADDRESS:  41 Schaefer Place, Bolton, ON
ASKING PRICE:  $1,079,900 - SOLD
​LOT SIZE:  39.40' x 141.37'
TYPE: Detached
STYLE: 2-storey
DRIVEWAY: private double
GARAGE:  Built-in (double-car)
​PARKING SPACES: 2 garage + 2 driveway
BEDROOMS:  4
BATHROOMS:  2x4, 1x3, 1x2
HEAT: Forced air (gas)
CENTRAL AIR: Yes

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NEIGHBOURHOOD GUIDE
(Use clickable links to learn more about the area)

FARMER'S MARKET

The Bolton Farmers' Market is primarily a "first producers" market, allowing residents and visitors the opportunity to sample and purchase locally-produced goods.

DOWNTOWN BOLTON 

 Bolton  Downtown is located in a picturesque valley, the Humber River runs through its heart and it’s home to a wonderful mix of shops, eateries, pubs and cafes..  

CALEDON CENTRE FOR REC & WELLNESS

This local facility offers you the chance to swim, workout, challenge yourself on the rock climbing wall, skate on the outdoor rink or play a game of squash, all while your teens are checking out the outdoor skate park located next door. 

PARKS & TRAILS

Enjoy of a plethora of  wonderful parks, trails and recreational facilities.
Bolton Resources Management Tract
Humber Valley Heritage Trail
Nashville Conservation Reserve
Albion Hills​

GOLF 

Glen Eagle Golf Club
Caledon Woods Golf Club
Copper Creek Golf Club 

HISTORY 

Founded in 1822, downtown Bolton is where the Village started.  It's named after George and James Bolton who built the first water-powered grist mill in 1822 on the Humber River. A number of the historic buildings remain.  

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