26 Rogerson Street

The Village of Newcastle is the kind of place people move to and stay. A historic heritage downtown where century buildings hold the shops, cafes and restaurants you actually walk to instead of drive to. Newcastle Community Hall for community events, farmers' markets on the weekend where you leave with tomatoes and three conversations, the marina and waterfront parks minutes away, shoreline trails and lake views when you want to clear your head. Schools, parks and sports courts are all within walking distance, close enough that weekends fill themselves. And when you need the city, the 401 is right there, which makes Toronto a commute instead of a relocation.26 Rogerson sits in Gracefields Redux 3, Lindvest's master-planned community, on a brand new street where the whole pocket is still coming into its own. Built in 2025 and finished in stone, brick and stucco, with a two-car garage set into a front elevation that has real presence, depth and weight to it, not the same three colours repeated down the block. Inside, over 2,500 square feet, and it has been upgraded properly. Hardwood runs through the entire home, main floor and second, not just the rooms guests actually see. The kitchen leads with a waterfall island and upgraded tile, lit by pot lights that carry through into the living room where the natural gas fireplace anchors the space and gives you somewhere to point the furniture. New light fixtures throughout, zebra blinds on every window, quartz countertops in all four bathrooms. A beautiful oak staircase takes you up to four bedrooms and second floor laundry with extra cabinets built in, because nobody has ever complained about more storage. Out back, the deck is set up to live on, not just walk across: custom planters to fill however you like and a gazebo that keeps the table usable through the long summer evenings. A gorgeous home, genuinely upgraded, on a quiet new street in one of Durham's best small towns.