This $1 million Toronto home has the most stunning sunroom
Built in 1962, this house has only been home to one family for the last 50 years, and it's easy to see why.
33 Earswick Dr. is a beautiful home with plenty of retro charm, although in some places it might be more on the dated side.
But then again, what do you expect when the home has been with the same family since the 60s?
The sunroom.
The house boasts four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and tons of natural light.
The living room.
There's beautiful original hardwood floors throughout and a mid-century vibe that is rare to find.
The sunroom helps bring light into the house all year round.
Probably the most visually stunning space is the sunroom, with curved beams and a wood-burning fireplace.
The kitchen.
The kitchen and bathrooms need some updating but the house has been very well maintained.
One of the bedrooms.
"This place is an easy move-in, with zero maintenance required," writes realtor Imraz Ramani.
The dining room.
He notes features like the metal roof, superior insulation, stamped concrete driveway, and the upgraded windows.
Another bedroom.
The bedrooms are decently-sized for an older home.
An aerial shot of the property including the metal roof.
There's also a detached garage and two sheds for storage.
The breakfast nook off the kitchen.
The house is also in a great location.
A bathroom.
Nestled in the peaceful Guildwood neighbourhood, this family home is close to trails, schools, parks, golf courses, and Lake Ontario.
The backyard.
The home is listed for a steal at $999,000.
Aman at Bench Agency
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