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Beautifull large home on a 25x125 ft.lot. Convenient location, lots of original wood trim, freshly painted, large eat-in kitchen with walk-out to backyard. Finished basement with walk-out, private drive for 3 cars with garage. This is a great opportunity! Well kept and cared for family home at Dufferin and Eglinton.

ABOUT THE AREA:

This area, known as Fairbank, contains an interesting mix of early 1900's working class houses, postwar brick and stucco bungalows, and new home developments. There are also a fair number of apartment buildings located on the periphery of the neighbourhood.

The charming homes perched on the hills in the centre of Fairbank are located in a setting that is reminiscent of an old world village. Many of these homes feature pretty decks that take advantage of the hilltop vistas of many Fairbank homes.

Eglinton Avenue West is a multi-cultural shopping strip that has been coined "the Avenue to the world". Shoppers in this area can choose from hundreds of stores including bargain shops, fashion boutiques, jewellery stores, and West Indian and Jamaican restaurants.

Dufferin Street offers a mix of local shops as well as chain stores that attract shoppers from all over the city. Included in this mix are a number of new and used car dealerships, shopping plazas, and restaurants.

The Castlefield Design and Decor district along Castlefield Road at Caledonia is marked by distinctive street banners and features some of Toronto's top home design and decor retailers.

The Fairbank Memorial Community Centre at 2213 Dufferin Street offers a myriad of programs for children and adults. This centre also operates a non-profit seniors club which offers a variety of clinics, workshops and special events for adults 55 years of age and over. To the north of the community centre is the Fairbank Memorial Park. This park has two baseball diamonds, a children's playground, a basketball court and a swimming pool.

Fairbank residents are well served by bus routes that criss-cross this neighbourhood. The Rogers Road and Eglinton Avenue buses connect to stations on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line while the bus lines serving Oakwood Avenue, Dufferin Street and Caledonia Road connect to stations on the Bloor-Danforth subway line.

Motorists can gain quick access to the city core via Dufferin Street, which extends all the way down to the Toronto Harbourfront. For those commuting outside the city, the Allen Expressway, off Eglinton Avenue, is approximately a five minute drive from this neighbourhood. This expressway offers quick access to Highway 401.