207 Borden Road is private and peaceful. This three-bed and two-bath bungalow has been lovingly designed for comfort and entertaining. The immaculate gardens greet you as soon as you arrive and draw you down to the serene waterfront. Once inside, you will appreciate the thoughtful layout. The foyer is large and welcoming. Enter the main home to find a massive kitchen, tasteful dining area and capacious living room. The central fireplace provides long-term heat when only fired once a day. Enjoy the wide corridor that connects the three bedrooms to the rest of the home. The master suite enjoys morning light and a spacious en-suite bath. The detached garage is quite large and has a fascinating shop area. The waterfront is the pure delight of this home, and only pictures can describe the relaxing view. Take note of the low-maintenance exterior and generator backup.

This home was designed and built in 1998, just after the ice storm that hit Ontario. It reflects the concern for efficiency that followed that event. The house is slab-on-grade construction with radiant underfloor heating, fired by a propane on-demand water heater that also supplies an endless supply of hot water to the home. At the centre of the house is a masonry stove that provides a steady subsidiary source of warmth. The floors are tile, cork and linoleum, all-natural products, none of which off-gas. The Craftsman style and the work of the Swedish artist Larsen influence the home’s design. The garden has recently been simplified to allow for low maintenance, and the limestone ridge has been naturalized and looks west over the river to the Mississippi Golf course. The “roadside” garden also has a space for a vegetable garden (presently fallow), which was gardened organically for 20 plus years.

207 Borden Road is a dream home for anyone wanting to live on a quiet stretch of the river less than 20 minutes to Kanata.



This home was designed and built in 1998, just after the ice storm that hit Ontario. It reflects the concern for efficiency that followed that event. The house is slab-on-grade construction with radiant underfloor heating, fired by a propane on-demand water heater that also supplies an endless supply of hot water to the home. At the centre of the house is a masonry stove that provides a steady subsidiary source of warmth. The floors are tile, cork and linoleum, all-natural products, none of which off-gas. The Craftsman style and the work of the Swedish artist Larsen influence the home’s design. The garden has recently been simplified to allow for low maintenance, and the limestone ridge has been naturalized and looks west over the river to the Mississippi Golf course. The “roadside” garden also has a space for a vegetable garden (presently fallow), which was gardened organically for 20 plus years.