498 Old Mount Carmel Road

A 16.72-acre single family residence in Canton.

This seller is motivated! Sitting on 16.72 acres of endless possibilities, this home was built with modern luxury in mind! It boasts 4 bedrooms/3.5 baths + 3 office/flex spaces on the main level, French white oak wide plank flooring throughout, custom interior doors, Carrera marble mosaic floor tiles in all main level bathrooms, a stunning kitchen featuring Bosch appliances, two dishwashers, two sinks, double ovens, a butler's pantry with a built-in automated espresso machine, quartz countertops and custom cabinets. The basement has been newly finished to include a 4 person sauna built with tongue and groove clear vertical grain western red cedar that is equipped with automated ventilation system for consistent airflow and features a HUUM heater with wi-fi control allowing easy remote start and temperature management, a steam room featuring a Delta steam generator that provides constant on-demand steam and an auto-drain system for low maintenance (you can have a relaxing spa-like experience without having to leave home!), a full bathroom, a home gym with a Sonos speaker system, two large living/flex areas and plenty of unfinished space left for storage. The exterior features a standing seam metal roof (often referred to as a "lifetime" roof), Accoya wood accents (premium wood imported from New Zealand), Techo-Bloc Pavers, triple pane aluminum windows and exterior doors, an irrigation system, and an oversized garage for plenty of parking and storage space! This lot has room in the backyard for a future pool, offers amazing views and there is a flat area that overlooks Little Shoal Creek - it has been undisturbed and could make a beautiful location for a secluded cabin or recreational dream. The homeowner is willing to leave some of the furniture with the home.

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