Opportunity Knocks In Prestigious Playter Estates! This Historic Home Has Been Owned By The Same Family For Over A Century. Make Your Mark On This Chester Ave Semi, With Massive Potential. Surrounded By Mature Gardens & Private Parking At Rear. Suitable Estate For 1st Time Home Buyers Or Investors. With Hardwood Floors Thruout, This Home Awaits Your Final Touches. Directly Across The Street From Popular Jackman P.S, Steps From Chester Station & Danforth Ave.
MLS Description
Opportunity Knocks In Prestigious Playter Estates! This Historic Home Has Been Owned By The Same Family For Over A Century. Make Your Mark On This Chester Ave Semi, With Massive Potential. Surrounded By Mature Gardens & Private Parking At Rear. Suitable Estate For 1st Time Home Buyers Or Investors. With Hardwood Floors Thruout, This Home Awaits Your Final Touches. Directly Across The Street From Popular Jackman P.S, Steps From Chester Station & Danforth Ave.
General Information
Property Type
Semi-detached
Community
Playter Estates-Danforth
Land Size
Frontage - 20
Depth - 133
Details
Parking
Detached Garage (1)
Total Parking Spaces
1
Building
Architectural Style
2 Storey
Bedrooms
3
Cooling
Central air conditioning
Heating Type
Forced air
Heating Fuel
Natural gas
Rooms
| Type | Level | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Foyer | Main level | 1.58 x 1.19 (meters) |
| Living room | Main level | 4.58 x 3.48 (meters) |
| Dining room | Main level | 4.36 x 2.62 (meters) |
| Kitchen | Main level | 5.18 x 3.41 (meters) |
| Sunroom | Main level | 3.21 x 2.6 (meters) |
| Primary Bedroom | Upper Level | 5.2 x 3.26 (meters) |
| Bedroom 2 | Upper Level | 3.31 x 2.63 (meters) |
| Bedroom 3 | Upper Level | 4.06 x 2.36 (meters) |
| Utility room | Basement | 10.61 x 5.03 (meters) |
Broker
Riverdale
Riverdale is a thriving neighbourhood located just east of downtown Toronto. This neighbourhood was established in the 1910s, and features beautiful Victorian and Edwardian style architecture throughout the area, giving Riverdale a unique and classic feel.
Riverdale is renowned for its culture. It is home to a vibrant arts community with a a variety of independent art galleries along Queen Street, the world famous Danforth with an endless variety of top end international cuisine and East Chinatown with its eclectic and unique Asian shops and amazing restaurants.
Outdoor lovers will be impressed with Riverdale Park, Withrow Park and Jimmie Simpson Park. These three large parks provide residents with a well-deserved retreat from the high paced Toronto lifestyle, and also host numerous recreational activities that the whole family can enjoy.
It's no surprise that Riverdale is one of the most sought after communities in all of Toronto.
The Danforth
If you're looking for a premiere dining and shopping experience in Toronto, you'll find it at the Danforth. The Danforth is famous for its Greek restaurants, but has a diverse range of international dining options that will please even the most discerning palates.
The Danforth is home to the "Taste of the Danforth", the largest food festival in Canada with over one million people attending annually. At the festival, visitors can sample foods from an endless variety of international style restaurants including Greek, Thai, Chinese, Brazilian, Indian and Japanese.
Riverdale Park
Riverdale Park is a large 104 acre park with fantastic views of the city. The park features a running track, three baseball diamonds, soccer fields, a skating rink, a public swimming pool and tennis courts.
In the summer, Riverdale Park is host to a series of free family-friendly outdoor movie showings. Create a memorable experience with the whole family as you watch a movie under the stars.
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Riverdale
The area was first explored in the early 1600s by French explorer Étienne Brûlé, but wasn’t permanently settled until the establishment of the French trading post Fort Rouillé in 1750. However, this settlement was short lived, and abandoned nine years later.
It wasn’t until after the American Revolution and the subsequent Toronto Purchase of 1787 from the local natives that European settlement of the area began in earnest. Fort York was established a few years later, and in 1793 the area was chosen as the new capital of Upper Canada. This new settlement was known as York until it was renamed as Toronto, when the town was incorporated in 1834.
Royal Ontario Museum
Established in 1912, this museum is one of the largest museums in North America, with over one million visitors per year. The museum is among the world's leading museums of natural history and world cultures thanks to its over six million items and forty galleries, giving the museum one of the most diverse collections of its kind in the world.
The museum contains memorable exhibits, making it a great attraction for kids as well as adults. From dinosaurs and meteorites to international art and science exhibits, the Royal Ontario Museum could keep you enchanted with artifacts from the past for days.
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Riverdale
There's always something to do in Riverdale.
It all starts with the cuisine. Riverdale not only has some of the best dining options in the city on the Danforth, but the area also features a rich and diverse variety of restaurants. In August, the culinary community comes alive with the Taste of the Danforth where hundreds of local restaurants sample their dishes for the public at the largest food festival in Canada.
Shopping in Riverdale is a fantastic experience. You can stroll through the neighbourhood to experience the vast variety of shops along the Danforth and East Chinatown as well as the charming shops in nearby Leslieville, or you can take a short transit ride to the vast array of shopping centres in Toronto.
If you're looking for something a little more active, Riverdale is home to three large parks, giving residents the opportunity to enjoy various activities, from swimming, skating and tobogganing to soccer, baseball, hockey and more.
The Danforth
If you're looking for a premiere dining and shopping experience in Toronto, you'll find it at the Danforth. The Danforth is famous for its Greek restaurants, but has a diverse range of international dining options that will please even the most discerning palates.
The Danforth is home to the "Taste of the Danforth", the largest food festival in Canada with over one million people attending annually. At the festival, visitors can sample foods from an endless variety of international style restaurants including Greek, Thai, Chinese, Brazilian, Indian and Japanese.
Withrow Park
Withrow Park is a large park in the centre of Riverdale, that was initially constructed in the 1910s at the time that the surrounding community was built. This 21 acre park features a large off-leash dog area, two baseball diamonds, an ice rink, play structures and a soccer fields.
Withrow Park has been a centrepiece of the community for over a century.
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