Country Road, Lumsden, Saskatchewan
Country Road, Lumsden, Saskatchewan
Welcome to 35 Country Road, a thoughtfully designed 1,837 sq. ft. two-storey home that combines modern design, functional family living and the space to enjoy life in Lumsden.
Built by Trademark Homes, the main floor features 9-foot ceilings and a bright, open-concept layout centred around a spacious kitchen with an oversized island, quartz countertops and generous cabinetry. Large windows bring natural light throughout the living and dining areas while opening the home to the surrounding prairie views.
A fireplace anchors the living space, while a custom mudroom, half bath and direct access to the 746 sq. ft. triple attached garage add everyday practicality. Outside, a 14′ × 9′ covered deck creates a comfortable place to take in the backyard and Saskatchewan sunsets.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a dedicated laundry room and a built-in homework or office station. The primary suite includes a generous walk-in closet and spa-inspired ensuite with a separate tub, tiled shower and makeup vanity.
The unfinished basement provides additional room to grow, with space for future development including another bedroom and family room.
Trademark Homes is a Regina-based, family-owned custom home builder led by James and Melissa McCullough. Since 2007, their team has built its reputation around design-focused homes, customization and making the building process approachable for homeowners.
Building with Trademark at The Country gives you the opportunity to start with one of their established floor plans and customize it, or work with their team to create something entirely your own. From the initial plan and budget through interior and exterior selections, construction and possession, Trademark takes homeowners through the complete custom-building process.
With larger lots and room for homes that are a little different from what you might find in a typical subdivision, The Country is a natural fit for Trademark’s design-focused approach.
