Set on a quiet street in Lawrence Park, this well-maintained home with a renovated kitchen and bathrooms offers generous living space and traditional character. The living and dining rooms feature classic mouldings and original gumwood door frames and casings.
The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, a gas stove and a walkout to a deck with a gas barbecue hookup. Renovated in 2017
Set on a quiet street in Lawrence Park, this well-maintained home with a renovated kitchen and bathrooms offers generous living space and traditional character. The living and dining rooms feature classic mouldings and original gumwood door frames and casings.
The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, a gas stove and a walkout to a deck with a gas barbecue hookup. Renovated in 2017, the basement features heated floors throughout, built-in cabinetry and a four-piece bathroom. A tankless hot water system and ductless air conditioning with two indoor units add everyday comfort. The home is steps from local shops, restaurants, the subway and the public library, with Chatsworth Ravine, Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens and the Lawrence Park Lawn Bowling and Croquet Club nearby.
Area schools include John Ross Robertson Junior Public School, Glenview Senior Public School and Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute. Nearby independent schools include Havergal College, an established girls’ school founded in 1894, and Toronto French School (TFS), which offers bilingual education in French and English through the IB continuum.
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