Some homes make more sense as you move through them. At 52 Marieville, each level has its own purpose and feel.

Right from the entrance, the cathedral ceiling gives the space character, but what you really notice is the sense of volume. There's room to come in, take off your coat and put down the bags without everyone ending up in the same two square feet.

As you make your way toward the dining room and kitchen, the renovations immediately stand out. The spaces feel current, but more importantly, they work for everyday life: making dinner while chatting around the counter, grabbing a morning coffee, or letting a good meal around the table last a little longer.

A few steps up is the more private part of the home, with the primary bedroom, a second bedroom and the renovated main bathroom all on the same level. The bathroom also connects directly to the primary bedroom, a practical detail that's easy to appreciate day to day.

Back downstairs, the living room is where you really feel the home's volume. The ceiling reaches its full height here, while the wood-burning fireplace naturally becomes the place to slow down as the days get shorter.

The multi-level layout gives each space its own identity while keeping everything connected. A third bedroom on the lower level completes the home and provides a little more separation when needed.

Then there's the outdoors. The covered terrace feels like a natural extension of the house: dinner outside when the weather can't quite make up its mind, reading while the rain comes down, or having friends over without watching the clouds.

Out back, more than 35,000 sq. ft. of wooded land creates the kind of privacy you can see in the photos, but appreciate even more in person.

To finish the tour, the attached heated garage adds the kind of space that quickly becomes useful every day: room for the car, storage, and those projects that always seem to need a corner of their own.