Bridlewood, Kanata

Beautiful 4 Bedroom Family Home

Beautiful, spacious 4 bedroom home in Bridlewood. Main level features gorgeous new hardwood, formal living rm, separate dining rm, large eat in kitchen with new ceramic floors/counter tops/back splash & lighting leading to sunken family rm with large windows & wood burning fireplace. The 2nd level features separate master suite with hardwood. Step up to 3 large bedrooms with new carpet & a laundry area. There is a gorgeous fully finished basement with a games room and pool table. The back yard is private and features a 2 tiered deck.

Nearby Schools

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Bridlewood Community Elementary School 63 Bluegrass Dr. Bridlewood C.E.S classes range from junior kindergarten to grade eight.[6] There are also six intermediate classes, including a gifted grade 7/8 class, and two core French classes. The school currently has a student attendance of 385 (2007-2008) students[3], and approximately fifty staff members (including non-teaching staff). In the 2007-08 school year, Bridlewood changed its schedule to a Balanced School Day schedule. There are now six 50-minute periods and two 45-minute nutritional/activity breaks in each day. This replaces the old system, with two short recesses and a lunch hour every day. Several other schools in the board had previously adopted the Balanced School Day. More information

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Castlefrank Elementary School 55 Mccurdy dr Castlefrank Elementary School was built in 1988, and housed Senior Kindergarten to grade 4 Early French Immersion students. Another Section was built in 1990, when the JK to grade 6 English program was added. In 1988, there were 179 students registered at the school. It was officially opened on May 9, 1991. Its name lent itself easily to theme work which revolved around the school's symbol of a castle. This symbol is incorporated into the tile in the foyer of the school and the school's colours of red, yellow, and blue are illustrated in a mural of a large castle painted on the wall in the hallway. The motto of the school is "Be the best you can be!" The first grade 6 students were promoted to grade 7 in June 1991. Castlefrank became an English Kindergarten to grade 8 school on September 7th, 2004. In the 2007-2008 school year, there are appproximately 400 students at Castlefrank. More information

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Georges Vanier Catholic School 40 Varley Drive Georges Vanier Catholic School is a Canadian elementary school in the community of Beaverbrook, in Ottawa, Ontario, on 40 Varley Drive. (Next door is the W. Erskine Johnston Public School.) It has classes from junior kindergarten to grade 6. The school is in the Zone 2 (Kanata) school board district of the Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board. The school is named after former Canadian Governor General Georges Vanier who died in 1967, the same year the school opened.

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Holy Redeemer Catholic School 75 McCurdy Drive School Philosophy The Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board Mission Statement outlines the philosophy, values and beliefs of the Board. The Mission statement states: In partnership with home, parish and community, the Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board ensures that the teachings and values of Jesus Christ are integrated in all aspects of school life. By providing the necessary resources for quality Catholic education, the Board supports the development of lifelong learners striving for academic excellence in a nurturing, safe and vibrant community All individuals are challenged to become responsible and contributing citizens in an increasingly complex and diverse world The philosophy of Holy Redeemer is based on this mission statement. Our school will always be one where the needs of our students are of the utmost importance. Holy Redeemer Catholic School will always be a warm, inviting and caring place. It is a place where the parents can feel that they are an integral part of the school community. More information

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Jack Donohue Public School 101 Penrith Street Jack Donohue Public School is a Canadian elementary and middle school located in Kanata, Ontario in the neighbourhood of Morgan's Grant. It is named after Jack Donohue, coach of the Canadian national men's basketball team for seventeen years, well known for teaching his team to believe in its dreams. More information