Bungalows in the north end of St. Catharines aren't exactly hard to find. What is hard to find, however, is a brick-and-stone bungalow with an oversized garage, set on an 83'-wide lot at the end of a quiet dead-end street-one that borders a 4 km fully accessible walking trail and backs onto the greenspace of a well-regarded local high school. Built in 1955, 33 Tamarack Avenue features all of that, and then some! The original hardwood flooring and wood trim through the main floor is intact, which along with the freshly painted walls, create a fresh décor palette for you to move into. A newly installed front window in the living room allows sun to stream in during the afternoon on a cold winter's day. The vintage kitchen is in great shape and with a few tweaks, is the perfect fit in maintaining the mid-century charm of the home. All three bedrooms are a good size and feature the same original hardwood, with two showcasing the classic windows on two walls that this era of architecture often featured. Downstairs, you'll find a 3-piece bathroom along with a large unfinished recroom. At just over 45' wide, this is a great space that is ready for you to complete to your specs. The detached garage, at 12.5' x 20', provides ample space for a car as well as storage or a workbench. Running along the east side of the property is the old rail line, long since converted into an accessible pathway that runs 4km in total, perfect for a walk, run, stroll, or bike ride. Notable updates to the home include the furnace and central air (2019), roof shingles, new sewer line to the house, new 1" water line, and just-installed main front window.