Some mornings start before anyone says a word. The kettle goes on, plans wait quietly by the door, and upstairs, a load of laundry finishes right where it's needed. That's the kind of quiet convenience this Longmoor freehold townhome is built around. This 1,379 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home offers a primary bedroom sized to hold a proper reading chair alongside the bed, plus a walk-in closet, second-floor laundry, and hardwood flooring throughout the second level. The main-floor living room fills with natural light through a large window and walkout patio door to the backyard, with a dining space that flows naturally into the kitchen. Downstairs, a finished basement recreation room, over 330 sq ft, adds real flexible space for a playroom, home office, or media room. Offered in original condition and honestly presented, this home carries the character of a place that's been well loved rather than recently reinvented, with room for its next owner to make it their own. Fully staged to help illustrate its potential. Set in Longmoor, close to Nelson Park and within the catchment for Nelson High School, ranked in the top 9% of Ontario secondary schools in the 2025 Fraser Institute Report Card. A short walk or quick bike ride puts you on the Centennial Trail, Burlington's paved, tree-lined path along a converted rail corridor toward the lakeshore. Commuters are just five minutes from Appleby GO and five minutes to the QEW and 403. Every home has a story. This one is ready for its next chapter.