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House of the Week: 4 Meredith Crescent

There's something about a renovation that aims to preserve a building's original structure while modernizing its interior that makes you appreciate architecture and design a little more. This property in south Rosedale is one such place where the exterior has been retained while the interior has been beautifully updated with features like an open living-dining room and kitchen, walnut hardwood floors, private third floor master bedroom with ensuite and sitting area, a fully renovated lower level including family room with radiant heated floors and a walkout to the yard which is a great size and has been nicely landscaped.

4 Meredith Crescent Toronto

SPECS:

  • Address: 4 Meredith Crescent
  • Price: $3,949,000
  • Sq Ft: 4475 (including lower level)
  • Bedrooms: 4+1
  • Bathrooms: 5
  • Parking: Detached garage
  • Taxes: n/a
4 Meredith Crescent Toronto

NOTABLE FEATURES:

  • Wenge cabinets
  • Family room with built-in speakers
  • Mahogany wood doors
  • Library, den and office spaces
  • Multi-zone air handling unit and energy recovery ventilator
4 Meredith Crescent

GOOD FOR:

This property would be great for a family that's grown out of their current home and is ready to expand. The layout is family friendly with mud room, play room and the second floor already designed with young ones in mind and there are schools and parks in close proximity.

4 Meredith Crescent

MOVE ON IF:

Aside from maybe not being in a financial position to realistically afford a property like this, there's not much that I can reason would be worth moving on from.

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