Cottage charm in north Riverdale


109 FERRIER AVE., TORONTO

ASKING PRICE $598,000

SELLING PRICE $573,000

PREVIOUS SELLING PRICE $251,000 (1994)

TAXES $4,784 (2010)

DAYS ON THE MARKET Four

LISTING AGENT Anil Khera, Royal LePage West Realty Group Ltd.

The Action: Over the span of a few weeks, this one-bedroom residence was seen by more than 100 visitors between showings and open houses. But it wasn’t until the property was relisted under $600,000 that a serious buyer stepped up to negotiate a deal.

What They Got: This 1.5-storey structure was built around the turn of the past century – making it one of the oldest homes on the street – yet still preserves period details, such as its red brick façade, peaked roofline with gingerbread trim and a wide front porch.

Inside, the foyer leads into an open living and dining area with a fireplace, crown mouldings and hardwood floors that extend into the kitchen.

Carpeting covers the floors of a family room addition and a subsequent sunroom addition with sliding doors to the backyard and shed.

The master bedroom upstairs has sliding doors to a flat roof, and an extra bedroom is located in the basement.

The property is equipped with two full bathrooms.

Outdoor parking is situated at the front of the 25-by-100-foot lot, which is steps from popular restaurants, shops and a subway station on Danforth Avenue.

The Agent’s Take: “It’s on a great street – one of the nicer streets in the north part of the Danforth in Riverdale – and it’s detached on a nice wide lot, and it’s one of the original cottages in that area,” agent Anil Khera says.

“It’s beautiful, but it’s a very unique layout that’s not for everybody.”

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