Home of the week: This $1.9-million Thornhill bungalow is on a large property with a creek

THORNHILL

Location: 151 Brooke St.,

Yonge and Centre Sts.

Asking value: $1,900,000

Measurement: over 1,500 sq. ft.

Lot: 130-by-100 toes, no storage, non-public drive with three parking areas

Taxes: $8,938 (2020)

Bedrooms: 3+1

Bogs: 2

Near facilities within the coronary heart of the previous village of Thornhill, this quaint bungalow encompasses a completed decrease degree with a separate entrance, and an connected storage that has been transformed into a house workplace.

The house sits on a big, treed nook lot that features a creek, a footbridge and stone pathways.

“Our home was in-built 1938 by an area man who rented to my mother and father. After two years, my mother and father bought the house. The entire landscaping, bushes, gardens, and shrubs have been planted by them,” says house owner Chuck Sowdon.

“The unique home was a small bungalow, and in 1950, a big addition was constructed to accommodate our rising household. This home and its expansive scenic property have hosted the whole lot from births in my household to birthday events, to graduations, to marriage ceremony receptions,” says Sowdon

“It has been the proper setting for summertime gatherings with the shaded bushes and seclusion. Within the winter, we'd go sledding on the hill and skating on the creek. The massive lounge bay window and the distinctive placement of the home on the property offers stunning views of the bushes and yard, unobstructed by different properties,” he provides.

The house is a brief stroll to eating places, retailers and companies, and a big park with a tennis membership and outside pool. It is usually near Thornhill Golf Membership, a ski membership, grocery buying, a mall and easy accessibility to Hwy. 407.

“This house is located is a prestigious neighbourhood, surrounded by multi-million-dollar estates, and has been owned by the identical household for over 75 years. It is likely one of the most inexpensive properties within the space,” says itemizing agent T.Ok. Butler. “And since the property is so giant, additional additions to the house may very well be simply constructed, additional increasing its livable house.”

The home’s exterior encompasses a painted white stone-and-brick façade, window shutters, a facet lined porch with the primary entrance, a drive resulting in the doorway of the house workplace, stone paths, a low stone wall, and a big garden with backyard beds and mature bushes.

Inside, the entrance lobby encompasses a hardwood flooring, wainscotting and two double closets.

Subsequent to the lobby is the lounge which incorporates a big bay window, a fuel hearth with a brick encompass and wooden mantle, and crown moulding.

The eating room is appointed with crown moulding, an image window, a big, suspended gentle fixture, and a walkout to the facet yard.

Options of the up to date kitchen embody a hardwood flooring, stone tile backsplash, granite counters, a double sink with a big window in entrance, pot lights and observe lights.

Highlights of the principal bed room embody an image window with California shutters, a built-in bench, two double closets, wall sconces and a fuel hearth.

A secondary bed room options a big double closet and a walkout to the yard. A 3rd bed room and a four-piece rest room full this degree.

The completed basement has a a two-piece rest room, a visitor room and a separate entrance.

To take a look at this property please contact the itemizing brokers Frank Leo and T.Ok. Butler, Frank Leo & Associates Re/Max West, Brokerage, 416-917-5466; www.getleo.com.