Summer starts here at 951 D'Arcy St. Set on a generous corner lot in an established Cobourg neighbourhood, this brick bungalow offers the kind of backyard that becomes the gathering place all season long. Built in 1958 and thoughtfully maintained, the home combines classic charm with functional living space both inside and out. The main floor features hardwood flooring throughout, a bright living room anchored by a large bay window, and an eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances, abundant storage, and built-in bench seating with hidden storage compartments. Custom Roman blinds add a polished touch in the kitchen and main bathroom. With two bedrooms and a full bathroom on the main level, the layout is both comfortable and practical. The primary bedroom offers direct access to the backyard deck, creating an easy connection to outdoor living. Downstairs, the fully finished lower level expands the possibilities with an additional bedroom, 3-piece bathroom, kitchen, and flexible living space ideal for extended family, guests, hobbies, or multi-generational living. Outside is where this property truly shines. The fully fenced backyard is designed for summer enjoyment, featuring a heated in-ground pool with concrete surround, a custom wood gazebo, storage shed, and a slide ready for endless fun. Mature perennial gardens create a sense of privacy, while the deck's direct gas BBQ hookup makes entertaining effortless. Additional features include phantom screens on both the front and back doors, allowing fresh air to flow through the home with ease. Conveniently located within walking distance of both elementary and high schools, the Cobourg Community Centre, parks, and everyday amenities, this is a home that offers the perfect balance of comfort, recreation, and lifestyle. *Main floor freshly painted June 2026 and new fridge 2025. **Basement is currently tenanted. (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: Elgin and D'Arcy. ** Directions: South on Division St, left onto Elgin St W, continue east unit D'Arcy St, turn left and then left again into the driveway.