Attention renovators, builders, investors and buyers with vision: a rare chance to own a 1915 brick century home on a generous-sized lot with approx. 126 ft. of frontage on Hwy 7 (approx. lot area is 0.48 acres) in Rural Pickering, with mature trees and a deep, private backyard, minutes from Highway 407 and Markham. The lot offers far more room to garden, play and entertain than a typical subdivision lot, while open farmland across the road adds a true country feel. The interior has approx. 1,624 sq. ft. above grade (as per MPAC), with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and is freshly painted: a blank canvas ready for your plans. Keep the century-home character, from the original hardwood floors to the tall windows, and renovate the rest to suit your style. One of the few detached homes offered in Rural Pickering at this price. Flexible closing. Estate sale: the property is sold strictly as is, where is, with no representations or warranties from the estate or the Seller. Buyers to complete their own due diligence. Detached garage in poor condition - PLEASE DO NOT ENTER GARAGE.
MLS Description
Attention renovators, builders, investors and buyers with vision: a rare chance to own a 1915 brick century home on a generous-sized lot with approx. 126 ft. of frontage on Hwy 7 (approx. lot area is 0.48 acres) in Rural Pickering, with mature trees and a deep, private backyard, minutes from Highway 407 and Markham. The lot offers far more room to garden, play and entertain than a typical subdivision lot, while open farmland across the road adds a true country feel. The interior has approx. 1,624 sq. ft. above grade (as per MPAC), with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and is freshly painted: a blank canvas ready for your plans. Keep the century-home character, from the original hardwood floors to the tall windows, and renovate the rest to suit your style. One of the few detached homes offered in Rural Pickering at this price. Flexible closing. Power of attorney sale: the property is sold strictly as is, where is, with no representations or warranties from the Seller or attorney. Buyers to complete their own due diligence. Detached garage in poor condition - PLEASE DO NOT ENTER GARAGE. Some photos are virtually staged. (id:9346)
General Information
Property Type
Single Family
Building Type
House
Style
Freehold
Community
Rural Pickering
Stories
2
Land Size
126.9 x 138.6 FT|under 1/2 acre
Frontage - 1522
Depth - 1663
Details
Parking
No Garage
Total Parking Spaces
2
Features
Irregular lot size
Carpet Free
Building
Bedrooms
3
Building Amenities
Fireplace(s)
Basement
Full
Cooling
Central air conditioning
Heating Type
Forced air
Heating Fuel
Propane
Rooms
| Type | Level | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | Second level | 4.58 x 4.22 (meters) |
| Bedroom 2 | Second level | 3.36 x 3.05 (meters) |
| Bedroom 3 | Second level | 5.19 x 3.05 (meters) |
| Kitchen | Main level | 5.19 x 4.58 (meters) |
| Living room | Main level | 4.58 x 4.58 (meters) |
| Dining room | Main level | 3.36 x 3.2 (meters) |
| Sunroom | Main level | 3.49 x 2.36 (meters) |
Pickering
Pickering is a city of opportunity that is full of natural beauty along with small town charm. With a modern downtown area and a wealth of amenities, Pickering has a little something for everyone.
Considered one of Ontario’s best kept secrets, Pickering is ideally located for those commuting to Toronto that are looking for a fresh escape from the big city when they return home. There is easy access to Toronto along the 401, as well as the GO Train, making Pickering a commuter’s dream.
Located along the shores of Lake Ontario, Pickering has a wonderful lakefront, a beach with a marina, quaint shops and restaurants, as well as tons of hiking trails, parks and green space, making it great for those that love the outdoors.
Pickering provides residents with a great balance between living, working and playing. A wonderful place to call home.
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Pickering
In the fifteenth century, Pickering was home to the Aboriginal group known as the Huron. European settlement began in the area in the early seventeenth century, with most early British settlers moving into the area after defeating the French in the Seven Years’ War. The British named the town Pickering after the town in North Yorkshire, England.
In the early 1810s, there was a large increase of settlement from a large group of Quaker immigrants that came to the area from the Eastern United States. More recently, Toronto’s continuing growth has led to Pickering’s rapid growth.
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Pickering
Pickering offers plenty to do and see. There are a variety of parks and trails and conservation areas available for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. One such trail is the Pickering Waterfront Trail, which is perfect for hiking, cycling, rollerblading and more. There are also several parks in the area that cater to children and offer playground facilities.
Pickering offers a wide range of recreational activities to choose from such as swimming, tennis, beach volleyball, squash, dance classes, gym memberships and more. There is something for all ages to enjoy.
If enjoy arts and culture, Pickering is the place to be. From live theatre to the museum, there is always an activity to suit your tastes.
The Pickering Museum Village is the largest living history museum in the Durham region. There are 18 buildings that this museum has to offer, including a blacksmith shop, schoolhouse, steam barn and more.
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