Don't Judge The Book By Its Cover- Inside Is Totally A Different Story; Fabulous Location- Woodbine And Mortimer; Extensively Renovated- Tens Of Thousands Spent In Last Two Months; 2 Bedrooms On Main Floor And One Bedroom In Basement; Two Kitchens; Separate Entrance; Steps To Schools, Shopping, And Transit. A Must See House, With A Very Good Return If Used As An Income Property.

MLS Description

Don't Judge The Book By Its Cover- Inside Is Totally A Different Story; Fabulous Location- Woodbine And Mortimer; Extensively Renovated- Tens Of Thousands Spent In Last Two Months; 2 Bedrooms On Main Floor And One Bedroom In Basement; Two Kitchens; Separate Entrance; Steps To Schools, Shopping, And Transit. A Must See House, With A Very Good Return If Used As An Income Property.

General Information

Property Type
Detached

Community
Woodbine-Lumsden

Land Size
Frontage - 25 Depth - 100

Details

Total Parking Spaces
0

Amenities Nearby
Public Transit Schools

Features
Close to public transportation Schools nearby

Building

Architectural Style
Bungalow

Bedrooms
3

Basement Features
Separate entrance

Heating Type
Radiant heat

Heating Fuel
Natural gas

Rooms

Type Level Dimensions
Living room Main level 3.85 x 3.4 (meters)
Kitchen Main level 3.3 x 2.85 (meters)
Bedroom Main level 3.4 x 2.15 (meters)
Bedroom Main level 3.3 x 2.7 (meters)
Living room Basement 6 x 3.4 (meters)
Bedroom Basement 3.4 x 2.35 (meters)

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East York

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East York has developed a sense of character and style throughout the years. The region attracts many families because of its close proximity to downtown Toronto. The former borough is one of the best kept secrets in Toronto, many view the area as an excellent and more affordable alternative to living downtown, while maintaining easy access to all of the amenities of downtown.

The sense of community shines through the East Yorker, a local newsletter that contains regular interesting information and announcements about the community. East York residents have developed a true sense of community, something that is easily lost in large cities like Toronto.

Even though it is now amalgamated into the city of Toronto, East York still maintains a unique sense of identity. It is a very friendly community, and perfect for raising a family.

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East York

East York was known as Canada’s only borough until 1998 when it was amalgamated into the City of Toronto.

East York was incorporated on January 1, 1924. At that time it mostly consisted of brick making yards, market gardens and a horse racing track. The population consisted of employees of these businesses as well as returning World War I veterans and their families.

Following the second World War, East York experienced its largest surge of growth with the housing supply nearly doubling in size between 1946 and 1961.

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East York

East York has plenty of indoor and outdoor recreational facilities.

If you are a tennis player you will appreciate the East York Tennis club, which boasts five tennis courts, the Dentonia Park Tennis Club, which has four courts, or the East York Collegiate that has four courts.

If you are an avid golfer you will want to check out the challenging 18-hole Dentonia Park Golf Course.

Stan Wadlow Park is a beautiful park that offers five baseball diamonds, and a batting cage. It also has two outdoor swimming pools, a handball wall, and picnic areas.

For indoor enjoyment you can visit the East York Community Centre, which has an indoor pool, gymnasium, weight room and small public library. The community centre features a wide variety of programs available for children in the area, including storytelling and puppet shows.

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