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House of the Week: 54 Stanley Terrace
A modern Victorian with the possibility of even more "modern" alongside. This house includes an adjacent lot with plans for a home next door, allowing would-be purchasers the urban treat of ultimate NIMBY discretion. Located a couple of blocks from Trinity Bellwoods, this Victorian rises three storeys tall, merging throwback clawfoot features with shiny contemporary appliances and a pretty spectacular master suite.
SPECS:
Address: 54 Stanley Terrace
Price: $1,049,000
Lot size: 33.73 x 64.70 ft
Storeys: 3
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Ceiling height: 10.5 ft
Parking spaces: 2
Exterior: Brick
NOTABLE FEATURES:
- Viking gas range
- Farmhouse sink and Bosch dishwasher
- Restored hardwood floors
- Clawfoot bathtub
- Fireplaces (not working)
- High efficiency gas furnace and humidifier
- Third floor master with skylights and walkout
- Views of Stanley Park
GOOD FOR:
Mixing new and old, steel and brick, making use of those reclaimed Victorian cast iron register grates cluttering antique stores. Good for those who plan to build next door and/or want to prevent others from building next door. Good also for Stanley Park dog enthusiasts.
MOVE ON IF:
You hate scrubbing graffiti off your garage door. You want a little open-concept for your million dollars. You think tiles should be on floors, not walls.
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If you had the dough, would you buy this home? Let us know where you stand in the comments below.


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Beautiful house, AWESOME LOT beside it that actually gives it a yard, pretty nice inside.
The master bedroom is brilliant...
I would spend the dough on new windows and do them with black trim...
Downside:
If you build beside it, you have a tiny backyard, but then again you have the park right there.
A million bucks for a house this big is a great deal
This house looks like it has more character and actually a place to be lived in.
This is what "gang graffiti" looks like: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_XI_cHscGGzw/SxQ8adb0lWI/AAAAAAAAAGs/KqwlfoynmqE/s1600/LK+war+Grand+rapids+MI+GRAFFITI.jpg
btw the proposed addition/house looks terrible.
It sold for less than $200,000 in 96.
BTW, the garage was not part of the house when I lived there. Not sure what that rendering has to do with anything.
Wonder if George is still alive next door.
But seriously, that house is amazing.
In fact the his home is for sale as well
And the house is gorgeous for those that don't know the area it's a very hot market u can find a home under 800k around here
Any way I will be subscribing for your feeds or even I fulfillment you get admission
to constantly fast.