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Set on a generous 60 by 104 foot corner lot in one of Etobicoke’s most established residential pockets, this 3+1 bedroom, four-bathroom home wears its pride of ownership with ease. Built in the 1950s and largely original in character, the home pairs mid-century bones with a refreshed exterior and an upgraded kitchen that bring it firmly into the present.
The grounds are the quiet showpiec
Set on a generous 60 by 104 foot corner lot in one of Etobicoke’s most established residential pockets, this 3+1 bedroom, four-bathroom home wears its pride of ownership with ease. Built in the 1950s and largely original in character, the home pairs mid-century bones with a refreshed exterior and an upgraded kitchen that bring it firmly into the present.
The grounds are the quiet showpiece. Mature, well-kept gardens frame new stonework, fresh sod, and brand new fencing, while a charming gazebo anchors a private retreat made for slow mornings and unhurried evenings. A gas line runs to the barbecue, so summer entertaining moves effortlessly from kitchen to garden. A mounted outdoor television completes the setting for warm nights spent gathered outside.
Recent exterior work has been both substantial and sensible. Brand new windows and doors, an updated garage door, new eavestroughs, and refreshed fascia protect the home while sharpening its presence on the street. These are the kinds of improvements that quietly preserve long-term value.
Inside, the kitchen has been brought up to date and outfitted for everyday cooking and easy hosting. A Café gas range with Bluetooth smart-home connectivity sits at the centre, joined by a Bosch dishwasher and a KitchenAid microwave. A Samsung washer and dryer round out the appliances. The largely original interior offers a genuine canvas for a growing family, with room to shape the space over time.
Ideally located in the sought-after Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview neighbourhood, this home is perfectly positioned for growing families seeking space, convenience, and a strong community setting. Known for its peaceful residential streets, mature homes, local plazas, parks, and recreational amenities, the area offers an established Etobicoke lifestyle with everyday essentials close at hand. The home falls within the highly regarded Father Serra Catholic School and Richview Collegiate Institute catchment areas, with convenient access to parks, library, shopping, public transit, Etobicoke North GO, Pearson Airport, and major highways, offering a thoughtful balance of suburban tranquility and urban connectivity.
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