14 Woodbridge Road, Hamilton
Sold | Listed for $549,900 / Sold for $751,000 with 13 offers! 🔥
Property Details
Come home to the desirable neighbourhood of Rosedale in Hamilton East. Conveniently located close to amenities, schools, parks, hiking and bike trails.
Showcasing a chic fusion of styles, this home blends classic elements- such as coved ceilings, classic doors, hardware, and trim – with ultra modern touches: contemporary glass and metal light fixtures, stunning tile work, sleek bathroom updates, and the striking contrast of black on white accents.
You have all the convenience of a 2-storey with a full bathroom on the bedroom level, as well as the charm and character of a traditional storey-and-a-half. The main floor home office could be a third bedroom. The basement is finished into a cozy rec room, perfect for watching movies on the couch. Smart storage solutions have been built into hidden spaces.
The main floor walk-out to the tranquil, private yard is the cherry on top – a new 6’ wood fence encloses your green space where you will enjoy summer days sipping a drink under the gazebo!
Some updates include: Furnace/AC-2015, smart thermostat, 100 amp copper elec., newer back door, carpet, and refinished original hardwood.
3
2
1037
Detached - 1.5 Storey
$2,936
37.99 x 100 ft
Asphalt Drive - 3 spots
Hamilton
79
Fully Finished - Separate Entrance
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Schools
Rosedale JK-G5 – Regular Track
The school is situated within the community of Rosedale, tucked in under the escarpment in the East end of Hamilton, near the Kimberley Street stairs. The school was built in 1953 and our enrollment hovers just under 200. We are a feeder school to Viscount Montgomery School. Rosedale School has a tradition of demonstrating our Rosedale “Pride” through our Character Skills program and student leadership through technology. Want to learn more?
Viscount Montgomery G6-8 – Regular Track
Officially opened on April 18th, 1953, Viscount Montgomery Elementary was publicized as “the most modern school in North America” and the largest single-story school in Hamilton. Rich with history, Viscount Montgomery is an exciting east end JK to Grade 8 school of approximately 350 students with a committed, dedicated staff, where the focus is on Literacy and Numeracy. Viscount has a full range of extra-curricular activities. The school is supported by an excellent Home and School association. Want to learn more?
A.M. Cunningham G1-5 – French Immersion
A.M. Cunningham offers a unique educational environment as a dual track school, where both English and French Immersion programming is offered to students. Located in the east end of Hamilton, close to Delta Secondary School, A. M. Cunningham School provides a rich history and culture to our students and community, having been built in 1929. Want to learn more?
W.H. Ballard G6-8 – French Immersion
When constructing the new Ballard School, the Hamilton Board of Education has established a worthy memorial to the work of Dr. W. H. Ballard, M.A. L.L.D., in whose honour it has been named. As the largest public school in Canada, the Board of Education deemed it most fitting that it should bear the name of one who was not only a well-known citizen of Hamilton, but also one of the most distinguished educationalists of Canada. Want to learn more?
St. John the Baptist JK-G8 – Regular Track
St. John the Baptist was built in 1929 but it is has a wonderful blend of modern and traditional elements. Recently there have been major renovations. Overall, the building full of character. While we are proud of the building, it is the people who make St. John the Baptist a great place to learn. We have approximately 310 students. We are very proud of their efforts. Our students are hard-working and cooperative. They are actively involved in the many extra curricular school activities and they lead many positive programs that enhance learning in our school. Want to learn more?
St. Eugene SK-8 – French Immersion
On September 5th, 1951, workmen were still busy completing floors and installing electrical equipment as St. Eugene School opened its doors at 9:00 a.m. to 169 students who lived south of Dunsmure Road. In 2005, St. Eugene School, now a French Immersion school, has almost tripled in student population and grown in size. Today 476 students sit in 19 classrooms. Want to learn more?
Sir Winston Churchill G9-12 – Regular Track
Sir Winston Churchill Secondary is a composite high school with a current enrolment of approximately 750 students. The “Home of the Bulldogs” was built in 1967 and we proudly offer a wide variety of exciting and rewarding programs both in and out of the classroom to prepare our students for their futures. Want to learn more?
Sherwood High School G9-12 – French Immersion
Our school has a long-standing tradition of offering excellent educational programs supported by wonderful co-curricular clubs, sports and teams. We offer a broad spectrum of educational programs, which includes one system level Developmentally Delayed classrooms and both Junior & Senior Graduated Support programs which prepare higher functioning Special Needs students for the greatest level of independent living after completing their secondary school experience. Want to learn more?
Bishop Ryan G9-12 – Regular Track
Bishop Ryan High School was built to ease the overcrowding of existing separate secondary schools. The first of its locations on Queenston road was officially opened on April 16, 1959. Due to further over-population, they moved to another location on Albright Road, and then more recently to their location on Rymal Road East. Want to learn more?
Cathedral High School G9-12 – French Immersion
At Cathedral High School, we enjoy an over 100-year tradition of providing a high quality Catholic Education to our students according to our school motto: Probitas et Scientia – Goodness and Knowledge. As the first Catholic High School in Hamilton, our school has a rich tradition of excellence and a host of distinguished graduates who have made lasting contributions to our society both here in Canada and throughout the world. Want to learn more?
