$1,749,900 |
Cliffcrest
Toronto
for Sale at 148 Scarboro Crescent Toronto
Explore 148 Scarboro Crescent, a Desirable Cliffcrest
home for sale for $1,749,900!
This Cliffcrest
for sale in Toronto has been listed
on Real-Estate.ca for 6
days under MLS® #E13779330.
This home is a Single Family
with 4
bedrooms and 4.00 bathrooms.
Parking is No Garage and it has a Finished, Full basement. Explore the Toronto real estate market and available
Cliffcrest homes for sale!
A beautifully appointed home where thoughtful design, timeless character & exceptional attention to detail come together. Set on an extraordinary 50 x 250-ft ravine lot in sought-after Cliffcrest, this extensively renovated 2-storey offers 2,635 SF of beautifully finished living space designed for modern family life. From the Craftsman-inspired exterior & covered front porch to soaring 10-ft ceilings, hardwood floors, oversized windows & custom millwork, every detail feels considered. The stunning farmhouse kitchen features integrated appliances, oversized subway tile, statement lighting, walk-in pantry & large centre island overlooking the ravine. Connected principal rooms, main-floor powder room & functional mudroom make everyday living easy, while a built-in dog retreat & magical kids' cubby add personality.And then there's THE BACKYARD.Stretching an incredible 250 ft along the protected ravine edge, this is the backyard your kids, friends & family will talk about for years. Soccer games, parties, summer dinners, fort building, dogs running & kids exploring - there's room for it all. A private gate provides direct access to Midland Ravine, making nature an extension of your own backyard.Upstairs offers 3 spacious bedrooms & 2 full baths, including a bright primary retreat. The finished lower level adds a large rec room, 4th bedroom with ensuite, laundry & flexible space for guests, teens or a home office. In the coveted Chine Drive PS & R.H. King Academy catchments, steps to parks, trails, the Bluffs & lake. A true forever home with a backyard experience almost impossible to replicate in Toronto. (id:6289)
