Twenty-four Chapel Street, in the heart of friendly Annapolis Royal, is steps away from the historic town center. Shops, restaurants, farmers market, and amenities are nearby, as is the celebrated King's Theatre, offering live performance and cinema year-round. Stroll the boardwalk and take in the sea air along the shores of the beautiful Annapolis Basin. This custom home was designed and crafted in 2011 using energy-efficient ICF (Insulated Concrete Form) construction; a guarantee of a cozy, stable and quiet living environment, whatever the weather.  The main floor's custom kitchen opens onto a sunny dining area, which looks on to the garden. The adjacent living room features a hearth with an attractive new propane stove. Two bedrooms (both with large closets) and a four-piece bath are also on this level. The second floor features a versatile loft-like space that can serve as an office or studio. A two-piece bathroom, and an attic space with good development potential, are also on this level. The basement is clean and spacious, with new flooring and paint, ideal for a home gym or rec room. There's an area with a workbench, and a spacious laundry room equipped with a utility sink and a walk-out to the backyard. For enhanced water quality, the house includes a whole-home water filtration system plus a reverse osmosis unit under the kitchen sink. Heating and cooling are efficiently managed by a ceiling-mounted ductless heat pump, supplemented by baseboard heaters and the propane stove. The back door opens to a small but charming partially-enclosed porch overlooking the private, landscaped backyard, with mature flower beds, trees, and shrubs. Close to public walking trails. This house has excellent internet service to support working from home, perfect for a single professional or a couple. The fenced back yard is a great asset for dog lovers and gardeners. One of the rare newer builds available in the area, it is priced to sell, and ready for a quick closing. (id:60457) Location - Drive through Annapolis Royal to the end of Lower St George Street, which curves right and changes to Chapel St. Second house on left.