In 1966, the average price of a home in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) was just $21,360.

Just keep that in mind since that was the last time 2 Chieftain Cres. was on the market. 

According to the listing, this house has been home to a prominent Toronto builder and their family since 1966. The family room with a fireplace. 

Now, 2 Chieftain Cres. has been listed for $5,100,000. 

The kitchen with integrated appliances. 

So quick math: if it was bought for the average price, that would be almost a 24,000 per cent increase on the investment. 

The dining room. 

Makes sense why Boomers are so obsessed with housing... 

The family room has wood panelling and built-ins. 

Regardless, 58 years later, this home is still a beauty. 

One of the bedrooms. 

Boasting over 5,000 square feet of living space, this home is a testament to solid craftsmanship.

The foyer. 

When you walk into the home you enter into a grand hall. 

The virtually staged living room. 

The main floor has tons of natural light and plenty of character. 

Original wood beams and exposed brick add character. 

From the terracotta tile floors to the wood panelling to the exposed brick and wood beams to the mid-century built-ins, there's more than enough charm to make you fall in love. 

The main family room that leads out to the backyard. 

The main family room even has heritage wood moldings that were salvaged from the old Chorley Park Mansion of Toronto.  

The basement rec room. 

There's more Chorley Park Mansion moulding in the basement, too. 

The kitchen. 

Also on the main floor is the kitchen, which is maybe the least exciting room of the house with the beige cabinets and dated white appliances.

The breakfast nook off the kitchen. 

But it has a good layout and enough space for a dining table. 

The primary bedroom. 

2 Chieftain Cres. has four bedrooms and five bathrooms. 

The backyard. 

As for outdoor space, the backyard has a pool and lots of trees.

It's also worth mentioning that 2 Chieftain Cres. is also in a very desirable location. In fact, homes in this area sell for an average of $4.2 million. 

The primary bathroom. 

But the $5.1 million asking might be a bit steep given the home needs a bunch of updating and they've already had to drop the price.

The front yard. 

Earlier this year, they reduced 2 Chieftain Cres. almost $300K from their initial listing price of $5,399,500 when it didn't get any bites after 116 days on the market.