367 Spruce Street captures the charm of Old Oakville architecture while delivering the comfort and performance of modern design. Originally a classic 1920s Foursquare, the home has been comprehensively rebuilt. Reimagined by John Wilmott, most of the residence consists of new construction additions, complemented by a fully new, poured-concrete basement, allowing the home to retain its architectural character while offering clean contemporary lines and abundant natural light. The two-storey layout offers five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The main level balances warmth with refined design. The dining room is framed by a large picture window, while the kitchen features Euro-style cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a centre island with seating and storage. Heated tile floors extend through the kitchen, living areas, and mudroom. The living room is anchored by a Jøtul wood-burning stove and expansive backyard views. A mudroom with custom cabinetry provides access from the garage, driveway, and patio. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including a bright primary suite with oversized windows, a walk-through closet, and a five-piece ensuite. Upper-level laundry adds convenience. The finished lower level introduces an industrial edge, highlighted by a poured-concrete foundation with radiant-heated polished concrete floors, exposed structural elements, and generous ceiling height. The space includes a family room with a media niche crafted from reclaimed original trusses, a gym area, fifth bedroom, three-piece bath, and storage. A heat-recovery air exchange system provides continuous fresh air, while in-floor radiant heating enhances comfort on the main level and basement. Outdoors, the private backyard offers mature landscaping, a stone patio, and fire pit seating. An extended garage, EV charger, carport, and Ecoraster recycled driveway complete this distinctive Old Oakville offering.