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Richard K.C. Ling, Broker

Harvey Kalles Real Estate Limited, Brokerage

 

A Christie Great Estate Property

 

In the Historical

 

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Non-Designated Century Home  c 1800's

 

26 Church Street                                 24 Church Street

Canadian $850,000 / ~ U.S. $708,000       Canadian $750,000 / ~ U.S. $625,000

                                           

Caveat:  Purchaser of 26 Church Street will have the first right of refusal to purchase 24 Church Street

 

 

A Rare Opportunity / An Oasis in Toronto

 

 

 

 

 

In a Glance

 

A truly Remarkable Space

Totally Gutted & Renovated Historical Church and Rectory conjoined by 

i) Terraced Decks (roughed-in for Hot Tub) ii) Flag Stone Patios, iii) Putting Green  - Fenced in for total Privacy

i) Mansard Slate Roofs ii) Turrets and iii) High Ceilings - 8', 11', 12',  13' Mature Trees and Lush Green Spaces 

Unique & Ultra Luxe Appointments:  House - Brush Metal Hardware, Cameo Kitchen w/French Limestone Counters + Walnut Counter for Centre Island

& Master Ensuite w/Granite Verde Marinaci Counters & Shower Walls + Rain Forest Shower, Murals in Playroom +++

  Loft: Bamboo & Slate Floors, Cedar Ceilings w/Custom Ambient Lighting, Brass Counters & Cabinetry

w/Directional Pot Lights in Kitchen, Custom Cedar Stairs, Corian Soaker Tub w/Rain Forest Shower in Personal Spa +++

Just a hop skip and jump to:

5 Minutes to HWY 401/10 Minutes to Queen Elizabeth Way ("QEW"), Toronto's Main Arteries

The Humber River Park at the Foot of Church Street ()

  2 Minutes to the Spectacular Riverside Park [Both excellent for hiking, biking and X Country Skis - Excellent Park. 

Connected to the Martin Goodman Trail2 I used it for my (Roller) Blading Crew -

we love taking a break at the Old Mill Restaurant for Fine Dining]   - which is another hop skip to the Beach

2 Minutes to the Humber Hospital     Multi-Cultural Shopping with urban flare!

Did I mention a Huge Outdoor Farmers Market all summer and their own Santa Klaus Parade (Second Largest in Toronto)

 

 

26 Church Street

Dr. Bull's House

24 Church Street - Loft

 Oddfellow's Hall/Formerly Methodist Chapel

3 Stories - Guest Wing / Children's Quarters on Top Level Sound Proof  by Glass Enclosure 11' & 8' Ceilings 4 Bedrooms + Play Room 3 Baths - Master Ensuite w/7Pieces + Laundry Room Approximately 3,500 sq.ft. + Basement Full & Finished Basement Entertainment Centre w/Wall Unit / Office w/Built-in Writing Platform & Drawers Designed for Local Area Network, Brightly Lit by 11 Pot Lights & Window  Attached Garage (1 space + additional 3 in Front) Exterior Separate Garden Shed + Storage Room off Garage   Picket Fence   Sprinklers Central Air Tax:  $3,563.50 (2005) Lot 17.6 x 34.14 Metres (Corner/Irregular)

2 Levels, approximately 1,250 sq.ft. each - 13' & 12' Ceilings Slate Floors in Foyer and Kitchen (Open Concept)  Bamboo Floors in Lower Level with Cedar Ceiling & Ambiant Ceiling Lighting + 10 Wall Sconces Custom Cedar Stairs 2 Baths (Includes a Custom Personal Spa with Corian Soaker Tub, Rain Forest Shower w/Stretched/Adjusting Arm, hammered Copper Basin with polished Copper Counter) Heated Floors on Both Level - Temperature in Personal Spa individually controlled Front Parking + Gated Privacy Fence that may open up for more  Tax:  $825.14 (2005) Lot 20.24 x 19.19Metres (Irregular)

 

 

Richard's Notes

I wager most people in Toronto have never heard of this little hidden gem of a village.   With different pockets for different flavours springing up everywhere in Toronto - there is even a book about it!, I think this is a rare opportunity to climb on board, the second floor, if you will, (of ten, figuratively speaking) before it takes off with the rest.  When there is easy accesses to the main arteries (5 minutes to HWY 401 and 10 minutes to QEW), the area taking off in no time is a no brainer. 

I encourage you to stroll off Church Street, into the residential enclave in the village.  Absolutely charming sprinkled with Century Homes - almost like a preserved museum for the Century past!

 

 

1The Founding of Weston   -  Settlers were attracted to this vicinity in the 1790s by the area's rich timber resources and the water-power potential of the Humber River here. By 1792 a sawmill was established on the west bank and within two decades a small hamlet, known as "The Humber", had developed. About 1815 James Farr, a prominent local mill-owner, named it Weston after his English ancestral home. The community subsequently expanded along both sides 0f the river until 1850 when a disastrous flood destroyed the west bank settlement. Improvements to the Weston Road and the arrival of the Grand Trunk Railway in 1856 stimulated substantial further growth on the east side. Incorporated as a Village in 1881, Weston became part of the Borough of York in 1967.

A Pictorial History of Weston, Weston Historical Society 1981

2Martin Goodman Trail

 

 

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