Bentley Homes is a custom home builder that prides itself on the construction of unique homes that stand out from one another.
Bentley Homes entered a home in the Spring Parade of Homes for the first time this past spring. In the Fall Parade of Homes, the custom homebuilder has two show homes on display.
“The 35 Portside bungalow is the most beautiful home we have ever built so far,” says Paolo Bryant whose father, Gerald Matheson co-founded the company five years ago.
Visitors will be impressed first by the stone façade at the entrance. But the real attraction, Bryant notes, is the 2,079 square foot home’s layout.
“There is a real WOW! Factor when you walk in,” he says. Large windows grace the living room, dining room and kitchen, allowing for a lot of natural light. A large, double-sided fireplace in stone compliments the living room and dining room (which can accommodate up to 15). The ensuite to the master bedroom is equipped with a rain shower, with multiple jets.
In the basement, there is a bar, bedroom and office/library. The 2,179 square foot 27 Portside home, Bryant notes, is more of a family-oriented home. Built for a corner lot, large windows bring in a lot of natural light and allow you a comprehensive view of the neighbourhood.
The home features a very large kitchen with a lot of granite counter space. On the main floor, there is also a den and a mud room attached to the garage.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms. The elegant master bedroom has a tray ceiling with a fan in the centre. As with the 35 Portside, the ensuite also has a rain shower and soaker tub. Both living rooms are wired for 5.1 Surround Sound.
“At Bentley Homes, we build homes, not just houses,” Bryant says. “We use the highest quality materials available in the industry. People notice the difference in our homes.”
Photography By Bruce Allen Hendricks
Text by Myron Love
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