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Let me introduce this amazing property:

This WOW house and yard awaits you in the prestigious Hunt Club neighbourhood. This home has been completely renovated with top of the line materials and finishes. Refined and elegant curb side appeal. Spacious, well appointed rooms filled with light. An entertainer’s delight and a family oasis! The back yard will amaze you: In ground salt water pool, outdoor kitchen with herb garden and 3 piece pool bath. 2 gazebos’, one running the full length of the back yard, a stone fire pit.

Light filled open concept main floor with marble entrance. Double sided gas fireplace with wood and limestone mantle. Dining room has custom chandelier. Large kitchen with new stainless steel appliances, Dacor professional duel fuel range and bosch dishwasher. Granite counter tops and oversized Granite Island. Glass and marble backsplash with pot filler. Two large garden doors to backyard and outdoor covered kitchen lounge. Beautiful  seven inch crown moulding. 

Gleaming, natural jatoba floors and stairs throughput.

Master bedroom with his and her closets and custom closet organizers. Master bath with double vanities, marble floor and oversized shower with rain head and body jets. Wett style flush mount tub with floor mount fillers. Chandelier over vanities.

 Second floor laundry room with new LG true steam washer and dryer. Floor drain.

 Two additional spacious bedrooms with Juliet balconies. Double closets with custom organizers. Granite bathroom with extra deep Zen tub.

 Office/Den with 15 foot ceiling and graceful oak staircase.

 Beautiful travertine and marble bathroom in lower level with glass enclosed rain shower double soaker tub and glass vanity.

 Lower level large open concept with gas fireplace 22 pot lights , Pergo floors and crown mouldings.

 Tiled utility room with dog shower and grooming station.

 Landscaped front yard with custom bubbling boulder water feature. Interlock driveway, paths and patio.

 Salt water concrete pool with one year new equipment. Outdoor quartz kitchen with granite tiled countertop.

Fully plumbed and wired.

Lovely three piece pool bathroom with lots of storage.

 Pool surround is natural flagstone. Patio area and fire pit area and bench are interlock. Large pergola at back of yard nestled between mature perennial gardens. Forty foot side pergolas for lounging and dining. Herb garden separates Pergola from outdoor kitchen.

There is simply too much to adequately describe, please visit our attached virtual type and slideshows.

 Inclusions:

All Appliances, ELFS, Pool Equipment, Window Coverings, Central Vac, CAC. Gas hot water heater is owned. All windows and garden doors are low e gas.  

About the Neighbourhood:

When the Toronto Hunt Club relocated to the east end of the city in 1895, the Birch Cliff area began to be developed. The Toronto Hunt Club was established by British Army officers of the Toronto garrison (Fort York) in 1843. It held equestrian events at various sites around the city, and in 1895 it acquired its first permanent home in a rural area east of the city between Kingston Road and the waterfront - the future Birch Cliff Village neighborhood. Within two years of the Hunt Club's relocation, the city's fledgling streetcar and transit system was extended eastward to the new Hunt Club site, and soon the area became a cottage district.

Essentially, Birch Cliff started off as a streetcar suburb. By the time the city's new transit commission established a streetcar line running along Kingston Road to Birchmount Road, Kingston Road had become a busy shopping district.

In the early 1900’s many Toronto residents were building summer cottages on the property adjacent to the Toronto Hunt Club. One of the main attractions for the cottagers was the magnificent view of Lake Ontario provided by the Scarborough Bluffs. Throughout the main ridge of the Bluffs, birch trees lined and dotted the landscape, prompting a cottager named John Stark to name his cottage “Birch Cliff”. The Birch Cliff name stuck and was adopted by the local post office, which opened in 1907. This post office resided in Arthur Mitchell’s grocery store, which was located at the corner of Kingston Road and Birchmount Avenue.

In the 1910’s and 1920’s Birch Cliff emerged as a year round residential community, and from 1922 to 1947, it held the distinction of being the meeting place of the Scarborough Municipal Council. This was because Birch Cliff was the most populated part of the borough.

A short time after World War II, Birch Cliff’s residential development was completed. During the years following World War II, the streetcar disappeared and Kingston Road became a major route to cities and towns further east. The area south of Kingston Road, by the lake and the ravines, remained a wealthy residential district. The area further north is now referred to as Birch Cliff Heights, and the western part of the neighborhood, just west of the Hunt Club, is known as Fallingbrook. These two areas alone are among the most sought after residential areas in the entire city of Toronto. The area boasts some of the best schools in the TDSB and is close to Transit, Shopping and the Lake.

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