300 Margueretta St, Toronto

300 Margueretta St

Toronto, Dufferin Grove

Cross St: South Of Bloor And Dufferin

Att/Row/Twnhouse | 2-Storey | Freehold

$1,545,000/ For Sale

Taxes : $5,477/2023

Bed : 3 | Bath : 2

Kitchen: 1

Details | 300 Margueretta St

Classic Victorian in the heart of trendy Dufferin Grove! Fully renovated with charm and character, this three-bedroom / two-bathroom home has everything you are looking for: an open concept main floor with new maple hardwood floors; traditional stained glass windows; stylish exposed brick veneer walls; large east and west-facing windows with lots of natural light; airy high ceilings; a modern eat-in kitchen with new stainless-steel appliances; a family room addition that walks out to a private patio and landscaped backyard; and finished basement with a cozy rec room and 3-piece bath. Detached one-car garage and also moments away from major transit routes (including the Lansdowne subway station and the College and Dundas streetcars), Dufferin Mall, schools, parks, cafes, shops, and restaurants.

Upgrades: 2023 Roof, 2023 Attic insulation , 2022 New furnace, 2021 New Maple Hardwood Floors on main floor, 2021 Bosch Fridge + Bertazzoni dual fuel range + Samsung microwave, 2020 Marvin Sliding Door to backyard

Property Details:

HOOD : Dufferin Grove

Approx. Age : 100+

Lot : 14.71 x 128.00 Feet

Fronting On : W

MLS #: C8273832

Pool : None

Taxes : $5,477 / 2023

Zoning : N/A

Exterior : Brick

Water : Municipal

Sewer : Sewers

Amenities Nearby : Fenced Yard, Library, Park, Public Transit, School,

Building Details:

Sqft : 1100-1500

Bedroom : 3

BATH : 2

KITCHEN : 1

FAMILY ROOM : Y

BASEMENT : Finished

APRX AGE : 100+

GARAGE : Detached/1.5

PARKING SPACES : 1

HEATING : Forced Air/Gas

A/C : Central Air

FIRE PLACE : N

Room Details:

Room	Level	Length (m)	Width (m)	Description 1	Description 2	Description 3
Living	Main	3.50	3.03	Large Window	Hardwood Floor	Open Concept
Dining	Main	3.45	3.28	Window	Hardwood Floor	Open Concept
Kitchen	Main	4.77	3.41	Stainless Steel Appl	Hardwood Floor	Quartz Counter
Family	Main	3.35	2.30	W/O To Yard	Hardwood Floor	Open Concept
Br	2nd	3.40	2.98	Double Closet	Bamboo Floor	Window
Br	2nd	3.13	2.52	Double Closet	Bamboo Floor	Window
Prim Bdrm	2nd	4.34	3.92	Double Closet	Bamboo Floor	Large Window
Rec	Bsmt	4.73	2.82	Pot Lights	Cork Floor

Listed By: BOSLEY REAL ESTATE LTD.

Neighbourhood Details: Dufferin Grove

Dufferin Grove is a neighbourhood located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, west of downtown. The neighbourhood is bordered by Bloor Street West to the north, Ossington Ave to the east, College Street to the south, and Dufferin Street to the west. Character The area is very green, with many trees and some of largest gardens and yards in Toronto. The neighbourhood has a very active night life, with many "hip" and urban restaurants scattered along Bloor and College. There are also many small independent specialty shops like bakeries, smoothie shops, and bike stores. The main streets of the neighbourhood are Bloor, College and Dufferin Streets. Dufferin, a four-lane arterial, which is mostly residential with the exception of the Dufferin Mall on the west side south of Bloor. College Street is a four-lane arterial road, with a mix of commercial storefronts and residences. Houses in Dufferin Grove Houses The neighbourhood is predominantly two or three-storey detached or semi-detached homes at a fairly mid-density. House on Rusholme The majority of Dufferin Grove houses were built between 1890 and 1930. Dufferin Grove's semi-detached and detached houses are larger than those found in most downtown Toronto neighbourhoods. The architectural style of the homes in Dufferin Grove range from early and late Victorian to Edwardian and English Cottage style designs. Dufferin Grove is a popular family-oriented neighbourhood due to the size of the houses and the amenities including a popular community park, a shopping centre, schools and access to public transit. Education Dufferin Grove is home to two Elementary Public Schools, Ossington Old Orchard Public School and Dewson Street Junior Public School. History Dufferin Grove looking south from Havelock Avenue, 1913 The Dufferin Grove district was first settled by the Denison Family, who emigrated to Canada from England in 1792. The Denisons were active participants in Toronto's early military and political affairs. Their country villas were Toronto landmarks, that had titles such as "Dover Court", "Rush Holme", and "Heydon Villa". In 1834, with the city encroaching at their doorstep, the Denisons decided to clear the dense forest covering their property, and began cultivating this land. The fertile soil in the area yielded abundant crops and brought the Denisons great wealth. However, by the 1880s, the value of the Denison estates lay in housing development not agriculture. Thus rows of crops were gradually replaced by rows of houses and the current neighbourhood was developed. Demographics In the west (and to an extent east) end of the neighbourhood there is a large population of Portuguese, spreading out from Little Portugal located to the south-west. The area has a larger than average population (compared to the rest of Toronto) in the age groups between 25�39, according to 2006 census data.[1]

- Source: en.wikipedia.org

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