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BATHURST MANOR GEM

Embark on a fresh path in this architecturally dazzling, renovated Manor side-split. Tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, a gorgeous, huge, pie-shaped, treed lot serves as the perfect backdrop to this wonderful family home.

This home was re-insulated in 2008, decreasing energy consumption significantly. Custom windows were replaced in 2005 with vinyl casements and sliders. New french patio doors add grace and elegance to the dining room, while serving as an exit point to the deck overlooking the landscaped yard. Living room and dining room have beamed cathedral ceilings.

Extra features include laundry chute from the upstairs hallway, service cupboard from family room to kitchen, outdoor BBQ brick pit, gas hook up, rear patio and deck, extensive landscaping, entrance to house from double garage, side entry to mud room area, wood burning fireplace, four renovated bathrooms, etc., etc.

With interest rates at near historical lows, one decisive buyer will benefit from this market and purchase this home.

Let that buyer be you.

ABOUT THE AREA

Bathurst Manor is a quiet neighbourhood located in the north-central part of Toronto. Its large Jewish population revolves around the many Jewish cultural and learning centres as well as Synagogues situated throughout this neighbourhood. There are also many families of Italian heritage in this neighbourhood whose children attend St. Robert Separate School on Sheppard Avenue. In addition to excellent public and separate schools this area also includes six local parks, two greenbelts, two hospitals, a community centre, local bus service and close proximity to Toronto's commuter highways.

Sheppard Plaza, located at the north-west corner of Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue, is anchored by a large supermarket and includes a Jewish bakery, a drug store, a dry cleaner, banks, fast food outlets and a post office.

The Bathurst Manor shopping plaza, located on Wilmington Avenue, is anchored by a large grocery store and includes drug, liquor and hardware stores, a Kosher bakery and deli, a jewellery store, and a party planning store.

The strip shopping plazas that line Wilson and Sheppard Avenues feature a large variety of food stores, restaurants, beauty salons, fashion wear, convenience stores and professional offices. The Jewish food shops are known for their pita, chalah and rye breads, montreal-style bagels, smoked fish, and prepared foods. The Filipino food shops carry various exotic delicacies such as imported noodles and rices, coconut milk, and an assortment of dried fish including herring, anchovies and squid.

The North York Centennial Centre, located at 580 Finch Avenue West features a popular ice arena that is used for figure and pleasure skating and hockey programs. In the summer this rink is used for in-line skating.

The Irving Chapley Community Centre is located in Wilmington Park off Wilmington Avenue. This community centre features a tot's play area, meeting rooms and an outdoor pool and water play area. Wilmington Park, located next to the community centre features tennis courts and a baseball diamond.

The Bathurst Jewish Centre at 4588 Bathurst Street is a multi purpose facility with 5000 square feet of state-of-the-art cardiovascular conditioning equipment, 50 fitness classes a week, indoor and outdoor pools, weight training, indoor and outdoor track, tennis, basketball, and a myriad of children's and adults programs. This centre is also the home of the Leah Posluns Theatre and the Koffler Gallery.

The Forest Valley Outdoor Education Centre located at 60 Blue Forest Drive is operated by the Toronto School Board. This centre is located in a wilderness setting in the West Don River Valley and provides school children with an opportunity to explore and to learn about Toronto's natural habitat.

Bus service in the interior of this neighbourhood along Wilmington Avenue and Faywood Boulevard connects passengers to stations on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line. The Wilson Heights, Wilson Avenue, Sheppard Avenue and Finch Avenue buses also connect to stations on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line.

Bathurst Street is the main arterial roadway serving this neighbourhood. It provides motorists with a direct route downtown and also provides southbound commuters with access to Highway 401.


For more information,
or to view this property: 

Laura Silverstein
Salesperson

Century 21 Heritage
Group Ltd., Brokerage

905-883-8300 silverstein183@rogers.com