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76 Snively Street

An incredible opportunity, this custom built home features upgrades throughout and is situated on a  3/4+ acre lot that backs onto picturesque Conservation Land.  Majestic evergreens line the driveway of this home which is set back on a quiet street.  The gracious foyer welcomes you as you enter this impressive open concept home. The main floor features gleaming hardwood floors, travertine stone and cournice mouldings.  Enjoy the privacy that this location has to offer along with expansive views.  This stunning 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom home features a custom kitchen with granite counters, tumbled stone backsplash and a walk-in pantry. The walk out from the kitchen provides access to the two tier deck and pool in a tranquil and private setting. A Juliet balcony offers a location for quiet relaxation and additional views. Other highlights include a finished basement with a separate entrance, perfect for in-laws, nanny or home business.  The basement boasts high ceilings, large above grade windows and is complete with kitchen and laundry facilities.  

Custom built, with features throughout, you and your family can enjoy wildlife, serenity and privacy that comes with living here.  Enjoy the incredible views inside or from the backyard and  indulge your need for nature.  Tucked away on this quite street, this home offers quick and easy communter access to Toronto with the convenience of being located only minutes from Yonge Street and Highway 404.  

ABOUT THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

Lake Wilcox is located in the community of Oak Ridges at the headwaters of the East Humber River. As the largest kettle lake on the Oak Ridges Moraine, Lake Wilcox supports diverse and sensitive biological communities while also providing users with recreational activities such as skating, fishing and water sports. There are four Town properties on the shoreline of Lake Wilcox – Sunset Beach Park, Jesse Venek Park and North Shore Parkette provide lake front viewing and picnic space and the Fish & Wildlife Sanctuary/Pike Hatchery for those interested in a nature experience.

On February 13, 2006 Richmond Hill Council approved a Master Plan for the design and construction of a new Oak Ridges Community Centre and Waterfront Park on a 54-acre Town-owned parcel land bounded by Bayview Avenue to the east, North Lake Road to the north, Old Bayview Avenue and Lake Wilcox to the west and future Sandbanks Drive connection to Bayview Avenue to the south. The site includes the small wooded kettle to the south of future Sandbanks Drive, the existing Sunset Beach and Jessie Vanek Parks, and certain lands owned by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority currently used for parking purposes. Project plans also include the segmental closing of a local road to create a contiguous lake-front attraction with 675 metres of shoreline.

Richmond Hill has over 100 parks and natural areas, five golf courses, and 18 recreational facilities. It is well known for its outstanding figure skating and hockey programs, many of which take place at the Elvis Stojko Arena, which was named after the Olympic champion skater Elvis Stojko, who grew up in Richmond Hill. The Lois Hancey Aquatic Centre, located next to the Central Library, includes a wave pool, 160 foot water slide, swirl pool, and on-deck sauna.

Shopping in Richmond Hill offers something for everyone, If prefer the look and feel of an old fashioned small-town main street, visit the Downtown area on Yonge Street, north of Major Mackenzie, where you will find a plethora of shops, restaurants, and professional services. If you prefer shopping indoors, Hillcrest Mall boasts over 130 stores, including The Bay and Zellers. Richmond Hill’s newest shopping destination is on High Tech Road, and features “Big Box” retailers, such as Home Depot, Staples, Toys R Us, Loblaws, Canadian Tire, and more. There is also a multiplex movie theatre and several family restaurants and pubs on this street.

For public transit, the area is serviced by by York Region Transit, operating bus service along all the major streets. The Go Train station is located on Newkirk Road. It is approximately a 40-minute train ride from this station to downtown Toronto’s Union Station. Go buses run to the Finch subway station on the TTC line.

This family-friendly neighborhood is easily accessible to major arteries, such as Yonge Street, Bathurst Street, Major Mackenzie, Highways 407 and 400, as well as Highway 404, which provides a direct passage into the City of Toronto, and links with Highway 401.

In short, this is a perfect place for growing families, who want big city convenience, combined with small town ambience.