4 Ivy Lea Crescent, Toronto, ONM8Y 2B2

In a quiet Sunnylea enclave, 4 Ivy Lea Crescent is a beautifully maintained centre-hall bungalow on an exceptional pie-shaped lot with 65' of frontage. It offers rare outdoor space in one of Etobicoke's most coveted neighbourhoods-moments from the Humber River's cycling, running and hiking trails, excellent schools, and the Old Mill subway. The home is in remarkable condition, w/ original details thoughtfully preserved. A gracious foyer offers a warm welcome. The expansive L-shaped living and dining room is framed by generous windows overlooking the gardens and features a wood-burning fireplace. The spacious eat-in kitchen retains its original cabinetry & has a pantry, double stainless-steel sink. Three well-proportioned bedrooms with hardwood floors offer flexibility. The southeast bedroom enjoys abundant eastern light. The primary bedroom features 2 closets, 2 west-facing windows overlooking the backyard. The third bdrm, w/ corner windows, is equally suited to a den or home office. The original 4-piece main bathroom is a charming time capsule, with pink wall tile, black capping tile, complemented by a ceramic floor, Kohler toilet, tub, raised sink and vanity. The lower level offers approximately 7-foot ceilings, a recreation room with knotty-pine panelling, windows to the garden and a 2nd fireplace, seemingly wood-burning. A convenient two-piece bathroom is located near the grade-level entrance from the garage; the laundry & workshop includes a washer, dryer & laundry sinks. The backyard is an expansive oasis with plenty of green space for children. The front perennial beds are lush and superbly tended. The driveway accommodates two+ cars side by side. The garage is slightly smaller than a true double. Preliminary zoning potential allows for a maximum building size of approximately 2,460 square feet without a variance, with the possibility of a two-storey garden suite of up to approximately 1,291 square feet.

Also checked, nothing flagged at this location: flood hazard mapping, conservation-regulated areas, provincially significant wetlands, heritage conservation districts, the Greenbelt, the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Niagara Escarpment plan, areas of natural and scientific interest, rail corridors, hydro transmission corridors.

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