3.9 acres at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Iona Station with a treed ravine & its own walking trail as your backyard this is the kind of setting you don't stumble across twice.The brick bungalow was custom-built in 2012 on an ICF foundation & it shows: geothermal heating/cooling keep utility costs sane year-round & every corner of this build was done properly rather than quickly.Step past the modest front & the house opens right up. The great room runs wide & bright under a vaulted ceiling, spilling into a kitchen finished with quartz counters, before stepping out to a deck shaded by a retractable awning, the view from up here runs straight over the ravine & the fields beyond. The primary suite has its own walk-in closet & four-piece ensuite; a second main-floor bedroom, a den & a home office round out a layout that lives easily on one level.The walk-out lower level has ceiling height you won't find in a typical basement, and it's partially finished & set up for an in-law suite with its own kitchen, two bedrooms, a three-piece bath & a family room. Large unfinished storage & utility area still left for you to shape into whatever comes next. Outside, a 23' x 22' attached double garage handles the everyday parking + a second detached building adds a further garage bay plus a finished room with its own wood stove, call it a man cave, a she-shed, or a studio; it's ready for whatever you make of it. For accessibility, the home was thoughtfully equipped throughout: a roll-in shower, an H-track ceiling-mounted lift system in the great room & ceiling-mounted patient transfer hoists in the bedrooms & bathroom off the hallway full, dignified mobility built into the main living space. Geothermal heat, municipal water & a bio filter septic system round out a home built to be lived in comfortably for decades. 30 min to London CLICK ON THE MULTIMEDIA PLAY BUTTON for interactive floor plans, video and more.