34 Cedarbank Cres, Toronto, Ontario M3B 3A4
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Description
This well-loved family home offers a rare combination of charm, space, and flexibility, nestled on a quiet and highly sought-after crescent. Thoughtfully designed with vaulted ceilings and a large loft addition that can easily serve as a fourth bedroom or home office, the home features a newly upgraded kitchen with sleek countertops and stainless steel appliances, as well as a fully renovated bathroom with modern fixtures. Premium vinyl flooring has been newly installed throughout, and the lower-level family room enhanced with pot lights walks out to a spacious, therapeutic deck and a large, private backyard perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Ideally located within walking distance to excellent public and private schools, parks, Shops at Don Mills, TTC, and fine restaurants, with convenient access to the DVP, this home offers incredible potential to enjoy as-is, renovate further, or build your dream home in one of Toronto's most desirable neighbourhoods. *Some images have been virtually staged to help illustrate the potential use and layout of the space. No modifications have been made to the structure or layout.*
Property Details
Interior
Features
Lower Floor
Utility
1.98 x 3.35Above Grade Window / Tile Floor
Laundry
1.63 x 2.513 Pc Bath / Above Grade Window
Family
7.62 x 5.03Vinyl Floor / W/O To Garden / Pot Lights
Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 1
Garage type Carport
Other parking spaces 3
Total parking spaces 4
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