Beyond the lively bustle that leads you into New Edinburgh, find Noel Street. A tranquil pocket of a heritage neighbourhood with varied architecture and plenty of curb appeal. Built in 1948, this mid-century dwelling offers the convenience of urban living mixed with plenty of green space on a serene street.

With a perfect ratio of house to greenery, this home embraces what truly matters. It was crafted to create social moments — whether gathering on the back patio or around the kitchen island.

Enter 100 Noel St. through a glass door to find mid-century curved walls leading to the living and dining space. Divided by a half-wall, entertaining a group or relaxing solo both feel effortless. Hardwood floors throughout warm the light and airy space.

Once used as a community skating rink, the backyard has more than enough space for family fun through all four of Ottawa's seasons. Steps from the patio, the kitchen invites you to experience rich warm tones reminiscent of a Spanish kitchen — Sienna floor tiles wrap around a brown speckled granite kitchen island surrounded by plenty of cupboard space.

A wooden staircase leads to the second level. To your left, the first bedroom features a large window and two closets with gold and crystal handles, reminiscent of the home's historic roots. The primary bedroom features two closets and a large window - an ideal combination for your urban refuge. Nearby, find a bright child's bedroom or den. Two hallway closets yield plenty of storage, and a well-appointed main bath satisfies all occupants.

A side entrance sits atop a discreet staircase leading to the basement — perfect to take the dog out without disturbing the household. The basement can be used for storage or can be an opportunity to create something new — think an office or gym.

Live amongst century-old trees while steps away from the lively restaurants, boutiques, and coffee shops of Beechwood Village. Close to schools, this is the place for families to thrive amongst the gardens of Rideau Hall, play dates in Rockcliffe park, and biking along the Rideau River nature trail. See it today.