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92 Degrassi Street, Toronto 92 DeGrassi Street, Toronto Check out the YouTube video at www.LovelyTorontoHomes.com Julie Kinnear, Jennifer Palacios, The Julie Kinnear Team Julie Kinnear, Jennifer Palacios, The Julie Kinnear Team Top 1% in Canada - by referral onlyTM Top 1% in Canada - by referral onlyTM Holly Chandler & Tyler Delaney Sales Representatives Julie Kinnear Holly Chandler & Tyler Delaney Sales Representatives Julie Kinnear Jennifer Palacios Jennifer Palacios Holly Chandler Holly Chandler Office 416.762.8255 Direct 416.762.5949 Tyler Delaney Office 416.762.8255 Direct 416.762.5949 Tyler Delaney [email protected] • www.juliekinnear.com [email protected] • www.juliekinnear.com Shopping a plenty! Riverdale’s best known shopping district is 92 De Grassi Street, Toronto along Danforth Avenue east of Broadview. Featuring many first class Check out the YouTube video at Greek restaurants and a dazzling array of stores! Riverdale also has a 92 DeGrassi Street, Toronto Chinatown shopping district centred around Gerrard and Broadview. www.LovelyTorontoHomes.com This stretch of stores is known for its bakeries, grocery stands, and restaurants! STEPS DN Spacious Home on Best Street of Riverdale! Another shopping destination point for residents is Queen Broadview TIERED DECK/ Who would not want to live on De Grassi Street? One of STONE PATIO Village. This historic shopping district includes some interesting antique 36' X 15' Toronto’s most famous streets! The sellers have loved all that this and collectible stores. Gerrard Square located at the corner of Pape urban family friendly neighbourhood has to offer including some Avenue and Gerrard Street is a large indoor shopping mall with over of the best schools, shopping and parks. 70 stores. Large detached 2 ½ storey renovated “forever” family home Riverdale is a pedestrian friendly neighbourhood where all amenities BREAKFAST ROOM offers a rare opportunity for the most discerning of move-up are within walking distance. An excellent eclectic mix of offerings from 9' X 11'2" buyers. 3+1 bedrooms, 4 baths and an expansive lower level! Japanese, Thai and Italian to Bistros and Irish Pubs! Plus independent BEDROOM GRANITE COUNTERS 1/2 16'9" X 11' s Elegant open concept living/dining rooms boast high ceilings coffee and ice cream shops. STAINLESS APPLIANCES WALL HARDWOOD FLOOR RECREATION BERBER CARPET and hardwood floors ideal for entertaining and family gathering. There are a myriad of parks and parkettes situated throughout the ROOM Must-have main floor 2 piece powder room is a definite bonus! neighbourhood. The three largest parks are Riverdale Park East, 17'10" X 9'3" BUTCHER BLOCK s Gourmet designer eat-in kitchen will be a delight to cook up all Withrow Park and Jimmie Simpson Park. Each of these Parks ISLAND BERBER CARPET your favourite meals! High-end stainless steel appliances, custom contain tennis courts, a wading pool, a hockey rink, and a baseball cabinets, granite counters & butcher block Island is great for diamond. KITCHEN D/ chopping all your fruits & veggies! Sun-filled family room with 13' X 11'2" W C/C F. Riverdale Park also has an outdoor pool and a running track. RE sliding glass doors lead out to the serenity of the very private back The Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre has an indoor swimming pool, deck and patio. a games room and a gymnasium. The Pape Recreational Centre has a LAUNDRY 8'4" X 5' s Huge 2nd floor master suite! Soaring ceilings, double French gymnasium, indoor pool, a weight room and meeting rooms. Riverdale 4 PC WOOD STONE FL/ has four public libraries that offer programs for children, adults and LAMINATE doors lead into the walk-in closet/dressing room + luxurious 4 COUNTERS 2 PC FLOOR piece ensuite bath! seniors. s Fabulous 3rd floor loft/bedroom has an abundance of storage Excellent school district with 3 elementary public schools: Withrow Avenue P.S, Jackman Avenue P.S. and Franklin P.S. that are all highly STORAGE space! Ideal to be used for a family room or your growing teen’s OFFICE retreat! 8’ ceilings, 2 double storage cubbies and wall-to-wall coveted and all ranked highly on the recent Fraser Institute! Dundas ENSUITE NOOK 4 PC Jr P.S., Queen Alexandra Sr P.S. & Riverdale Collegiate are the home DN 4 PC 6'8" X 8'5" WOOD closets DN UP LAMINATE GRANITE FLOOR schools for 92 DeGrassi Street. FLOOR s Full finished lower level! Family recreation room, bedroom, DINING ROOM BERBER CARPET 1/2 office nook, 4 piece bath and laundry room! Ideal as a nanny/ Walking distance to what The Toronto Star’s Christopher Hume 13' X 11'7" WALL considers to be one of the top 10 reasons Toronto may have a “shot at WALK IN CLOSET DN in-law suite! WH greatness”: Bridgepoint Health. He describes it as “One of the most HARDWOOD FLOOR 6' X 9' CEILING HT 8'9" Professionally landscaped front garden and tranquil back patio is an BERBER CARPET important and enlightened examples of 21st century architecture UP BEDROOM / LOFT UTILITY ideal setting for hosting al fresco dining in the warm spring & summer in Toronto, this remarkable building allows patients to feel connected UP 15'8" X 15' ROOM months. Tiered back deck and stone patio with high privacy to the world beyond their room and medical condition. Full of light BERBER CARPET fencing surrounded by mature trees and leafy green shrubbery! and views of the city, the hospital was designed by a consortium of CEILING HT 8' firms convinced that architecture can play a role in the healing process.” Riverdale has a reputation as a strong family neighbourhood MASTER LIVING ROOM with a real sense of community! This home is a truly a special (Toronto Star, June 30, 2013) BEDROOM STRG STRG 13'7" X 8'6" BEDROOM combination of location, price & size! STONE 14' X 14'10" Well served by the TTC! There is regular bus service or streetcar FLOOR 11' X 13'3" service on Broadview, Carlaw, Jones and Greenwood Avenues, as BERBER CARPET South Riverdale! CEILING HT 8'9" BERBER CARPET well as Queen and Gerrard Streets. The Bloor-Danforth subway has C/C Riverdale is the gateway to Toronto’s east-end neighbourhoods. It is five stations serving Riverdale, including Broadview, Chester, Pape, THIRD FLOOR APPROXIMATELY 360 SQ FT a large and diverse community that is especially well known for its Donlands, and Greenwood. colourful shopping districts & gorgeous Victorian and Edwardian An ideal location for commuters! The Don Valley Expressway, Lake PORCH MAIN FLOOR SECOND FLOOR LOWER FLOOR homes. Shore Boulevard, and the Gardiner Expressway are all quickly accessed APPROXIMATELY 830 SQ FT APPROXIMATELY 840 SQ FT APPROXIMATELY 830 SQ FT from this neighbourhood. Riverdale Park is one of the largest green spaces the city has to offer! DN It’s steep hills are a favourite of tobogganers. Withrow Park to the west is a neighbourhood hub and meeting place with a popular farmer’s Please note: Measurements may not be 100% accurate. Floor plans are provided for convenience and are to be used as a guide only. market. Top ranked schools, great shopping and convenient access to transit have attracted many families to this popular neighbourhood. Check out the YouTube video at www.LovelyTorontoHomes.com The Julie Kinnear Team Top 1% in Canada - by referral onlyTM Julie Kinnear, Jennifer Palacios, Julie Kinnear Jennifer Palacios Holly Chandler & Tyler Delaney Sales Representatives Holly Chandler Tyler Delaney Office 416.762.8255 Direct 416.762.5949 [email protected] • www.juliekinnear.com.
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