48 Trench St, Richmond Hill, Ontario L4C 3W5
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Description
An ultra-rare opportunity to acquire two side-by-side properties in the heart of Richmond Hills coveted Mill Pond community. Purchase Together or separately, 48 & 44 Trench Street offer a combined lot with 1.4 acres of land, backing onto protected ravine lands presenting a truly one-of-a-kind development canvas. Endless Possibilities Await: Build 3 custom estate homes across the frontage, Or multiple custom homes by maximizing the depth of the lot, Or pursue a high-density residential project with the potential to develop luxury townhomes. Property Features: Combined Lot Size: 1.4 acres, Zoning: Residential Ideal for custom builds or redevelopment, Topography: Ravine lot with west-facing views and conservation backing, Existing Homes: Two detached 2-storey houses with existing rental/income potential. Location Highlights: Surrounded by multi-million-dollar custom homes, Steps to Mill Pond Park, top-ranked schools, Richmond Hill GO, hospital, library, and Yonge Street amenities, Quiet, tree-lined street in one of the most sought-after neighborhood's in Richmond Hill. This is a rare infill opportunity with flexible exit strategies perfect for luxury builders, boutique developers, or investors with vision.
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Interior
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Main Floor
Living
7.1 x 3.76Office
3.8 x 3.57Dining
4.8 x 3.94Kitchen
5.35 x 3.03Exterior
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Parking
Garage spaces 1
Garage type Attached
Other parking spaces 3
Total parking spaces 4
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