6 MARCHBROOK CIRCLE

9009 - Kanata - Rural Kanata (Central) Ottawa K2W 1A1

Why settle for ordinary when you can claim extraordinary? Picture this: a commanding estate home on nearly 2 private acres, right on the edge of Kanata-Ottawa's booming hi-tech epicentre. You're steps from the action, yet worlds away. Forget the compromise of a standard suburban house. This is unapologetic scale: ~7,000 sq ft of total living space (nearly 4,500 sq ft above grade) on 1.94 manicured acres, under 10 minutes to Highway 417 for effortless commutes. No rural trade-offs-no gravel drives, no long winter treks, no spotty service. Just convenience wrapped in privacy. Walk to your morning latte. Bike to the tech park. Golf at The Marshes, Kanata Golf & Country Club, Loch March, or Irish Hills. Groceries, top schools, and dining are all within easy reach. Inside, it's built for living large: a 38-foot vaulted family room anchored by a two-sided stone fireplace. The entertainer's kitchen features granite counters, a walk-in pantry, and wet bar-opening to views of your private grounds through expansive windows. Upstairs offers four spacious bedrooms, including a large primary with renovated marble ensuite. The lower level includes a separate 1,250 sqft in-law suite with its own garage entry, plus another 1,200 sqft of flex space-ideal for a gym, wine cellar, theatre, or private spa retreat. Premium finishes include Brazilian cherry hardwood, Crema marble, quartz, and granite. This isn't builder-grade scale- it's true estate-level living designed for hosting, working from home, meaningful space from neighbours. It feels private. It feels secluded. It feels like you've escaped the city. You haven't. You're in the heart of Kanata's vibrant tech-driven community-minutes to everything that matters. And priced under $2M? Finding another 1.94-acre estate this close to tech, golf, dining, and highways is exceptionally rare. We'll wait... but not for long. This isn't just a home. It's a lifestyle upgrade. Ready to own the edge of the city without ever leaving it? (id:2493)