A renovated executive home with space to grow, gather, and stay awhile

Once upon a time, on a quiet circle where neighbours wave and kids play outside, there stood a family home that got everything right. Tucked into one of Markham Village’s most beloved streets, this is the kind of place people talk about fondly—and rarely leave.

Impressively renovated from top to bottom, the home offers 2,700 sq ft above grade plus a fully finished 1,362 sq ft lower level—space that’s both generous and smartly designed. The main floor has been thoughtfully opened up, with the eat-in kitchen now flowing seamlessly into the family room, creating beautiful sightlines and a layout that just makes sense. Formal living and dining rooms mean there’s room for big family gatherings and quiet evenings, while a double-car garage and main floor laundry room with pantry storage keeps daily life running smoothly (and clutter politely out of sight). 

Upstairs, the primary bedroom understands the assignment: king-sized, calm, and complete with a spa-like five-piece ensuite that feels like a reward at the end of the day. The remaining bedrooms are well-sized and versatile—ready for kids, guests, home offices, or whatever chapter comes next.

Downstairs, the bright finished lower level adds even more flexibility with luxury vinyl plank flooring, a fifth bedroom, full washroom, and a generous recreation room that’s equally suited to movie nights, teenagers, overnight guests, or all three at once.

Outside, the charm continues. A custom stone walkway sets the tone on arrival, while the private, lush backyard offers a deck, stone patio, lawn, and BBQ gas line—perfect for summer dinners, weekend lounging, and letting kids or dogs run free.

Tilman Circle is known as one of Markham Village’s most special enclaves: peaceful, low-traffic, and genuinely community-minded. A short cut-through leads to Mintleaf Park for playgrounds and baseball, with schools, transit, hospital, and community centre all within walking distance. Add quick access to the GO Train, shopping, and the 407, and you get village charm without giving up city convenience.

Homes like this don’t come up often—because once you’re here, you tend to stay.