In a delightful quiet enclave! Nestled on a quiet child-safe street in Wanless Park, this home has recently undergone a meticulous renovation. The main floor offers an expansive, light-filled space with gleaming hardwood floors and cozy fireplace … perfect for entertaining.
The new fully-applianced kitchen overlooks the formal dining room while the family room ensures quiet enjoyment with its view overlooking the private rear garden … delightful for a quiet BBQ.
The current owners have enjoyed the many amenities of Wanless Park, the easy access to bus and Subway, highly regarded schools, and the renowned neighbourhood shops, restaurants and boutiques on nearby Yonge Street.
Wanless Park
In 1912, Toronto Suburbs Ltd., guided by George Kappele and D.F. Crowagen registered a plan of subdivision for the old Waverley farm at Mount Pleasant Road and Lawrence Avenue. The developers named this new subdivision Waverley Park.
Like other Toronto neighbourhoods from this era, the actual building of homes in Waverley Park was stalled initially by the First World War and then by the depression.
In 1931 the City of Toronto expropriated the properties in the centre of Waverley Park for the creation of a public park. The Park was named Wanless Park, and eventually the entire neighbourhood adopted this name.
Wanless Park, Wanless Road, Wanless Avenue, and Wanless Crescent are all named after John Wanless, a former Toronto alderman and educator.
For more information or to view this delighful Wanless Park home email Rosalin Smith-Carr or call 416-482-8330 ext. 3519
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