From the MLS listing...
General Description
This Is It! Wonderful Home In Fabulous Riverdale Area. Shows 10++ Generous Size Rooms, Open Concept, High 9 Foot Ceilings. Hardwood Flrs Thru-Out. Loft Attic For Great Storage. Great 15X16 Priv. Deck On Spectacular 144Ft Lot. Perfect For Entertaining Lovely Reno'd One Bdrm Bsmt Apt. Also W/ High Ceilings. Parking. Minutes To Subway, Shopping Etc.**** EXTRAS **** Incl: 2 Stoves, 2 Fridges, Built-In Dishwasher, Built-In Microwave, Garden Shed, Alarm System, Lights On Deck And Elfs.Excl: Dining Room Elf To Be Replaced, Dining/Living/Master Drapes.
Building
Building Type : House Cooling : Central air conditioning
Exterior Finish : Brick, Aluminum siding Storeys : 2
Style : Detached
Rooms
Main level
Kitchen : 11 ft ,11 in x 11 ft ,3 in
Living room : 14 ft ,1 in x 12 ft ,8 in
Dining room : 15 ft ,3 in x 11 ft ,11 in
Laundry room : 11 ft ,4 in x 5 ft ,1 in
Second level
Master bedroom : 12 ft ,3 in x 12 ft ,1 in
Bedroom 2 : 12 ft ,3 in x 9 ft
Basement
Living room : 13 ft ,5 in x 12 ft ,1 in
Kitchen : 10 ft ,8 in x 7 ft ,7 in
Bedroom : 11 ft ,9 in x 10 ft ,3 in
Here's a link to more pictures. The place has a wonderful, open feel. The size is right for us (not too big). I wish it had a garage, but at least it does have parking pad out front. Also, the basement is a rentable apartment with a separate entrance. It's actually one of the nicest basement apartments I've seen. There is a full bath upstairs and a powder room on the first floor.
Cross you fingers...
-t
4 comments:
Good luck - we like the neighbourhood.
It would once again prove my thesis that no Anglican in Toronto actually goes to their parish church. :)
Very cute!
Make sure you call USAA about financing. They can hook you up in about a nanosecond.
mmg
You know, I haven't tried USAA--but typically they haven't been able to help us because they won't touch anything outside of the U.S. unless you are active military. We've had to get our car and rental policies from another source. But it's worth a call....
-t
Yeah, the old idea of Parish Boundaries is pretty much gone now. Consumer culture killed it!
-t
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