253 McRoberts Avenue

253 McRoberts Avenue 2025-04-14T16:24:56+00:00

PRICE $1,259,000

3 BEDROOMS

2 BATHROOMS

Welcome to 253 McRoberts

A beautifully updated semi-detached gem in the heart of vibrant Corso Italia. This warm and inviting 3-bedroom home offers the perfect blend of charm and function, with thoughtful updates throughout and a fully finished basement apartment offering valuable income potential or multi-generational living.Step into a sun-filled main floor featuring engineered hardwood, an open-concept living/dining area, and a modern eat-in kitchen with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinetry. Walk out to a bright sunroom and a newly landscaped backyard ideal for entertaining, relaxing, or family play.Upstairs, enjoy three generous bedrooms with large windows, parquet flooring, and a bay window in the primary overlooking the front garden. The full bathroom has been tastefully renovated with timeless finishes.The professionally finished basement offers a separate rear entrance, sleek modern kitchen, full 3-pc bath, ensuite laundry, and a spacious bedroom with walk-in closet. Waterproofed and upgraded ready for use or rental.Additional highlights include: Detached garage with laneway access, extra parking, central air, and a family-friendly street just steps from TTC, great schools, parks, and St. Clair Wests trendy cafes and shops.Move in, get cozy, and enjoy everything this fantastic neighbourhood has to offer.

Additional Information

Possession | Immeidate
Property Taxes | $3,855.41/2024
Size | 1,350 sq.ft
Lot Size | 18.92 x 122
Parking | Detached 2 Car Laneway Garage
Inclusions | All existing chattels
Exclusions | All existing Tenant chattels and personal items.

About the Neighbourhood | Earlscourt

Since the 1960’s the Earlscourt neighbourhood has been recognized as the business and cultural centre of Toronto’s Italian community. However in recent years the ethnic mix in this neighbourhood has begun to change as Canadians of West Indian, Portuguese, Greek, Latin American, and East Indian descent have begun moving into the area. Earlscourt is also being rediscovered by Anglo-Canadians from other parts of Toronto.

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    Aleks Oleksak
    Sales Representative
    Direct | 416.707.1209
    Email | [email protected]
    Website | AmirAndAleks.com