I have sold a property at 433 West Mile Road in London on Mar 14, 2026. See details here

Houses have “invisible” qualities–an energy and personality that you either sense or don’t...and this is one of those rare homes that rates very high on character and style. 433 West Mile Road London Ontario However, if you are not a gardener or don’t like privacy or perennials, this house is not for you! Or, if you prefer a new house with no character, warmth, or rock-solid construction, there's no need to read any further. This Cape Cod house has undergone extensive updates and features 2,370 square feet of living space. The oversized primary bedroom on the main floor features a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom with a heated floor, bidet, and walk-in shower. The other two large bedrooms are located upstairs, featuring dormers that add warmth and character, along with a stand-alone 4-piece bathroom - a perfect setup for older children or guests. Oak hardwood floors are throughout the main floor, and there is a bright dining room with a natural fireplace, a large living room with a gas fireplace, and a panoramic view of the beautiful, deep 204 ‘fenced lot on three sides. The laundry room has a sink and a built-in broom closet on the main floor. The large, bright kitchen has all the modern upgrades and upscale touches you would want, including heated floors, a transom window, a Dacor gas range, a Zephyr stainless steel stove vent, a warming oven, a Bosch dishwasher, granite countertops, a center island, a garbage disposal, and a built-in desk. All with an incredible view and walkout to the covered back deck. The lower level features ample space, including a workroom and an outside entry to the 2 ½-car garage. An overhead garage door to the backyard allows easy access. The rear gardens are a must-see. There is no need to go on vacation; you have it all: privacy, beautiful gardens, a covered deck, and lots of room to add an in-ground pool. This would make a great multi-generational home. With the custom-designed layout, the owners made the doorways and halls wheelchair-accessible.