The Collection by Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage | Summer 2023

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california dreamin'

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taste of time

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On the cover: 30 edenbrook hill

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PRESIDENT'S LETTER

Let's begin with some market notes. The last few months have been busy across the GTA. MLS sales within the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board were up roughly 9% when comparing Q2 2023 to the same period last year. Furthermore, average sales prices have been on a steady upward trend since January, reflecting both the resilience of our market and the general lack of supply. June numbers have yet to be published, but at end of May, inventory sat at just 1.32 months, driven largely by demand for ground-level housing.

Of course, the big news was the Bank of Canada's recent decision to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.75%. A similar rate hike is anticipated for July, as they continue to combat inflation. This development will have an impact on our industry, and we will be closely monitoring the effects in the coming months.

Turning to our publication, be sure to check out our stunning cover house, 30 Edenbrook Hill, which backs onto St. George’s Golf and Country Club. We are also joined by esteemed designer Jane Lockhart, who is sharing her expert insights and tips on creating stunning living spaces. We have a feature interview with community leader Cindy Wilkey, who presents a positive vision for Ontario Place, an invaluable public amenity. Additionally, we explore the history and charm of some of our city's iconic restaurants, and the recent Cassatt-McNicoll exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario. We hope these articles inspire you to get the most out of the summer season in Toronto.

As we embark on another vibrant summer in Toronto, I wish you and your families the very best of good health and happiness.

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California Dreamin'

Modern Home Design Inside and Out

By Jane Lockhart, Jane Lockhart Design

Renovating a 30-year-old home can be a daunting challenge for homeowners seeking to preserve classic elements and integrate modern design. While renovations are never easy, working with homeowners that know the style they are hoping to achieve is a major advantage for designers creating their clients’ dream home.

These Woodbridge homeowners knew that a simple yet elegant living space, balancing indoor-outdoor entertainment, was their top priority when undergoing their home renovation. They particularly desired a mix of California and Mediterranean style that reflected their lifestyle, which includes an appreciation for natural elements, a view of their beautiful outdoor space, and an overall love of travel. This renovation was tasked with maintaining irreplaceable foundational components, alongside a new addition(s), to achieve a relaxed aesthetic.

We rose to the design challenge, leading this major renovation to achieve the clients’ dream home with a team of great creators including DA Architects + Planners, Hard at Work Inc., Downsview Kitchens, and Tina McMullen, Principal and Co-Owner at Bosque Landscape Architecture Ltd. Despite its location in Toronto’s suburbs, the large property, 30-year-old trees and foliage, and expansive backyard allowed ample opportunity to achieve the homeowner’s desired resortstyle atmosphere. The main goal? Continuity in exterior and interior design, for a picture-perfect home that reflected the California-style, with Mediterranean design influence, living seamlessly, indoors and out.

California design style exemplifies the use of natural tones, materials and soft colour schemes to achieve a light, airy and welcoming space. Neutral and soft fabrics, wood and stone accents, paired with cozy and comfortable furniture are key components to achieving this look. Open feeling spaces can be achieved through light colours, wood paneling and the use of large windows to enhance natural light.

Mediterranean design reflects a European lifestyle, infusing the natural brightness of sun-soaked landscapes in a neutral setting that is warm and inviting. Durable stonework and natural wood are major elements often seen in this design style, inspired by nature and antiquity.

To achieve this desired design, it became clear at the project’s onset that enlarging the kitchen was a main priority, creating a breezy and light-filled space that spilled naturally into the backyard. The Marley concrete roof tiles were propped in place, while expansion was achieved by digging underneath the porch to preserve the roof while crafting the new and larger eat-in kitchen. The original covered porch was integrated into the expanded kitchen, with walls transforming  into windows to expose the great outdoors and take full advantage of the home’s southern view.

The custom-designed kitchen transitioned from a smaller, dark space to a naturally bright room with cream-white cabinetry and backsplash tile,

photography by: gillian jackson

photography by: gillian jackson

photography by: gillian jackson

complemented by natural quartz countertops. The welcoming view provides a glimpse through to the backyard, with a cozy, glassed-in seating nook, offering a poolside experience from the comfort of indoors.

Maximizing cooking and entertaining space was a key priority for the kitchen. A serving area adjacent to the main cooking space includes counter, sink, bar fridge, liquor cabinet and cooler drawers, allowing guests to help themselves without intersecting with the prep and cooking space. The large kitchen island houses an expansive prep area, along with counter seating, to effectively create clear zones in the space: store, chill, prep, cook and clean.

Natural colour schemes and large windows allowed light to flood into the kitchen, creating cohesion from indoors to backyard. We selected a white oak flooring in a light colour to further blur the lines between interior and exterior. Finally, a Nano door system was developed to allow easy access to the backyard directly from the kitchen, for a seamless experience inside and out.

To maintain cohesion between the kitchen and backyard, Tina's team recommended light-coloured Travertine paving stones and taupe solid stain were applied, blending the existing structures while allowing the pool and greenery — the backyard’s centre stage — to stand out.

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With substantial backyard space, there was ample opportunity to maximize the desired cabana-style atmosphere. The existing built-in pool serves as the centrepiece, surrounded by an existing cabana, outdoor kitchen and a covered wood-fired barbecue and roasting oven to capture the complete California experience.

The original cedar cabana, coated in a solid stain to match the Travertine stone pavers outdoors, links to an arbour that grants access to the outdoor woodburning fireplace the homeowner purchased from Italy years ago. This cozy seating area allows for cooking anything from pizza to roasts, and everything in between, while enjoying a relaxing pool-side outdoor experience which is ideal for hosting.

Tina also sought to integrate the homeowners’ passions and hobbies as a personal touch to the space. As a nod to their love of golf, a one-hole putting green was updated to match the new space.

Any major renovation takes time, but working with homeowners who had a vision and knew the design style they wished to achieve, made it a seamless and enjoyable process. Discovering creative and visually compelling ways to bring a California lifestyle to this Ontario suburb allowed for a fun, unique experience that met the homeowners’ expectations and delivered a year-round getaway feeling. This project is further proof that the design of your dreams is possible with the right concept, materials and an understanding of the style you want to achieve.

Jane Lockhart Design is an award-winning interior design firm based in Toronto. Comprised of detail-driven design professionals, the team is dedicated to creating beautiful spaces that people love. Jane Lockhart Design perfects design at every step, from initial conceptualization to large-scale, luxury home projects.

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BetweenWorlds

The AGO presents the work of Mary Cassatt and Helen McNicoll

mary stevenson cassatt, the cup of tea , c.1880-1881. oil on canvas, 92.4 × 65.4 cm. lent by the metropolitan museum of art, from the collection of james stillman, gift of dr. ernest g. stillman, 1922 (22.16.17). image © the metropolitan museum of art / art resource, ny.

helen galloway mcnicoll, in the tent , 1913 - 1914. oil on canvas, 80 × 59.5 cm.

photo: thomas moore, toronto.

Cassatt – McNicoll: Impressionists Between Worlds is a revelatory portrait of artistic ambition, showcasing the talents and impact of two Impressionist painters, whose lives were as unconventional as their paintings were bold. Featuring 50 paintings and works on paper, alongside sketchbooks and archival materials, the ambitious exhibition marks the first major presentation of paintings and prints by Mary Cassatt in Canada.

At a moment when most women were denied advanced art education and professional recognition, Cassatt (American, 1844-1926) and McNicoll (Canadian, 1879-1915), crossed the Atlantic to pursue careers as professional artists. Their beautifully detailed paintings and novel compositions challenged expectations of what a painting should look like and how women were portrayed. Curated by Dr. Caroline Shields, the AGO’s Curator of European Art, the exhibition is organized by the AGO, home to the largest public collection of McNicoll’s work in the world.

Working in the then radical style of Impressionism — an approach emphasizing colour, light and everyday subjects — their highly constructed paintings dared to present women and children as dynamic subjects with rich interior lives. In posing female models at work and in contemplation, caregiving and resting, indoors and out, they gave visual form to the modern woman.

“Cassatt and McNicoll’s paintings celebrate womanhood on its own terms. In addition to their sheer beauty, these artworks are alive with underlying tension... between one’s birthplace and chosen home, between the professional and the domestic, between social expectations and personal ambitions,” says Dr. Shields.

“Their success was made possible by the growth of transatlantic travel, and the impact of their work in North America supports a broader, more global understanding of Impressionism – as a style that wasn’t limited to Paris but was activated by cross-cultural exchange. We are so proud to bring Cassatt to Canada and to showcase McNicoll’s artistic achievement.”

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For those looking to add some culture to their summer experience, the Art Gallery of Ontario has recently launched an eye-opening exhibition celebrating the extraordinary art and bold lives of Impressionist painters Mary Cassatt and Helen McNicoll.

Organized thematically,  Impressionists Between Worlds  is the first exhibition to feature these two North American artists side by side. Spotlighting their shared pursuit of professional status, the exhibition highlights their unique approaches to art and life, from their networking strategies to the ways they composed and exhibited their paintings.

Cassatt settled in Paris in 1874, and by 1879, had become the only North American member of the Impressionist circle, showing in four of their eight official exhibitions. A painter who also worked in printmaking and pastels, she became known for her nuanced portrayals of modern women characterized by vigorous brushwork.

mary stevenson cassatt, young girl at a window , c.1883 – 1884. oil on canvas, 100.3 × 64.7 cm. national gallery of art, washington. corcoran collection (museum purchase, gallery fund). 2014.79.9. courtesy national gallery of art.

She worked alongside dealers and prominent art collectors, advocating in favour of modern art purchases that would later form major American collections. Despite her success, and the important role she played as an art advisor, her work is vastly underrepresented in Canada, as no Canadian museum owns a painting by Cassatt.

Highlights of the exhibition include Young Girl at a Window (c. 1883-1884) on loan from the National Gallery of Art,  On a Balcony  (c.1878-79) on loan

from the Art Institute of Chicago, The Cup of Tea  (c. 1880-81) from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, and 11 exquisitely coloured prints from the National Gallery of Canada.

A generation apart, McNicoll arrived in London in 1902. She travelled extensively across Europe, using her London studio as a homebase. She constructed her tour de force Impressionist paintings of women and children through vivid strokes of paint in vibrant colours, exhibiting her

helen galloway mcnicoll. cherry time , c.1912. oil on canvas, mcmichael canadian art collection; gift of hubert b. sceats. 1995.30.3.

work in England and Canada. McNicoll was elected an associate member of the Royal Society of British Artists in 1913, and the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1914, signaling the recognition she earned both abroad and at home in her lifetime.

Equally adept at depicting landscapes, genre scenes and figures, McNicoll’s paintings remain some of the greatest examples of Impressionism in Canada. Highlighting the AGO’s leadership in the study, collection and presentation of McNicoll, the exhibition features her intimate sunlit bedroom scene Interior  (c. 1913) and the recently conserved oil on canvas,  White Sunshade #2  (c. 1912), alongside loans including  The Victorian Dress  (1914) from the Art Gallery of Hamilton,  Under the Shadow of the Tent (1913) from the Montreal of Museum of Fine Art, and rarely seen works from private collections.

Cassatt’s and McNicoll’s careers were made possible by the commercial availability of transatlantic travel. The exhibition presents a selection of archival materials from the University of British Columbia Rare Books and Special Collections, including promotional pamphlets and passenger manifests, illustrating this moment in commercial transportation history.

Impressionists Between Worlds  is accompanied by a 152 page hardcover catalogue, edited by Caroline Shields, and featuring essays by Nicole Georgopulos, Samantha Burton, and Julie Nash.

For more information, visit www.ago.ca

mary stevenson cassatt, summertime , 1894. oil on canvas, 100.6 x 81.3 cm. terra foundation of american art, daniel j. terra collection. 1988.25. photo © terra foundation of american art, chicago.

helen galloway mcnicoll. sunny days , 1910. oil on canvas, 63.5 × 79 cm. collection - pierre lassonde. photo: ago

In conversation with Cynthia Wilkey

Cynthia Wilkey has a remarkable 25 year track record in community planning and advocacy, and she’s passionate about Toronto’s waterfront. Wilkey serves as Co-Chair of the West Don Lands Committee , a coalition of neighbourhood, business, heritage and environmental organizations that has been a key stakeholder in the development of the West Don Lands, the East Bayfront and the Port Lands.

toronto, ontario - september 18, 2021 : the cinesphere theatre globe lit up and reflecting in water at ontario place marina with the cn tower in the distance. istock photo/scott haney

Wilkey is also former Co-Chair of Ontario Place for All . As public concern grows over the future of Ontario Place amid plans to transform the public amenity into a private spa, Ontario Place for All is working to raise awareness, engage the community, and ensure that the space remains open to all and is kept publicly accessible.

In this insightful interview, Wilkey delves into the pressing issue of Ontario Place's future amidst the provincial government's plans for commercial redevelopment. She highlights the role that parks play in world-class cities, the value of preserving heritage components of Ontario Place, and offers alternatives that promote public interest over commercial gain.

The Collection: Why is Ontario place such an important public amenity?

Cynthia Wilkey: Well, let me count the ways. It's on the water's edge, on Lake Ontario, and represents the first attempt to try and bring people back to the waterfront. Its original intent was to democratize access to the waterfront at a time when the waterfront was not really open to the public. And for the last 50 years, it has delivered on that promise. We had a rally in January of 2019 when the plans to redevelop it were announced. Hundreds of people showed up to talk about Ontario Place and share memories. It is a unifying experience for generations of Ontarians, who came to experience the water slide, the Children's Village, the log ride, the concerts. The free concerts at the forum were something I took advantage of when I first came to Toronto in 1975.

TC: Are you concerned that Toronto is losing its connection to the water?

CW: I think Toronto is rebuilding its connection to the water. What happened to Toronto has happened to many cities around the world. Waterfronts were industrialized…commercialized for shipping, and then railways came in, cutting off connection to the water. Over the last 40 years, cities with waterfronts have been trying to recover them, as ports become less important.

TC: How is Ontario Place currently being used?

CW: There are more than a million informal visitors to Ontario Place each year. People come to walk, run, cycle, swim, to picnic, and to have campfires. It's a very well used public park. In addition, Ontario Place sponsors festivals and special events through all four seasons. And, of course, people come to the Budweiser Stage for music.

TC: There's a new proposal in place. How would you describe the current plan?

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CW: These aren't my words, but I would call the spa, “The Mistake on the Lake.” It’s a generational mistake, that requires the clear cutting and demolition of half of the land at Ontario Place. The entire West Island, which is where people swim, where people go to bird watch…there's 170 species that have been identified there. That will all be completely leveled to accommodate this mega spa that transforms public space into commercial space.

TC: How did the plan come to pass?

CW: Totally behind closed doors. In December 2018 or January 2019, Premier Ford announced his desire to redevelop Ontario Place and turn it into what he called “a world-class entertainment complex.” A call for development was put out in May of 2019, and it made the entire Ontario Place open for redevelopment. It didn't require the protection of anything, not Trillium Park,

not the Cinesphere, not the pods…nothing except for the Budweiser Stage. It horrified people that there was no recognition that the architecture and design of Ontario Place, which is internationally recognized, meant something in that development call. There was no public participation in that process, it was just in July of 2021 that the result was announced.

TC: It's also come out that the province and Therme have agreed to a 95-year lease term. Is that unusual?

CW: It's ridiculous. And Ontario Place For All has been asking about the lease for more than a year. The lease was signed in 2022 or earlier… it's conditional on a bunch of approvals, so there are off ramps for the province, but 95 years is ridiculous. That spa building is not likely to last more than 30 years. I made a Freedom of Information request in December, and it looks

proposed public spaces and waterfront attraction: therme canada | ontario place (cnw group/therme canada)

like we're going to have to go to adjudication at the Information and Privacy Commission because the Province is just not going to release it.

TC: Except for the concert venue, there isn’t much energy around the site. Has Ontario Place lost its relevance or is it flourishing and just not marketed well?

CW: Yes, people lost interest in the attractions there…the water slides, the Children's Village got closed in the middle of a controversy about what was safe for children's play, that also resulted in the closure of school playgrounds. The various succession of governments were not prepared to invest in keeping these attractions up to date, so they gradually closed. The whole place was closed to the public except for the Budweiser Stage, when the government started a process that led to the refurbishment of the Cinesphere,

so that it could go back to showing films, and to the creation of Trillium Park.

But, if you haven't been to Trillium Park, take a look. It is a beautiful park designed by Walter Kehm of LANDInc. When you come out to that end, when you get away from the parking lots and the Budweiser Stage, you see hundreds of people using it every day as a park. And progressive cities around the world have learned that parkland is important in creating value for the city. Value in terms of health, activity, and recreation space for residents who increasingly are living in small condos. And it attracts the interest of international visitors. Look at Brooklyn Bridge Park, the High Line, Millennium Park, or the Luxembourg Gardens. Parks become economic drivers, if they're well planned. This park has the added advantage of having the architectural and engineering heritage structures and design.

Look at the challenges we have in the 21st century, including climate change and increasing population, and then creating a very old-fashioned attraction that requires people to drive. Therme predicts that 70 percent of its users will drive to Ontario Place. We're looking at a climate emergency, and we're putting $12 billion into building the Ontario Line, and yet we're taking away parkland that can be used by these growing communities and putting into it a commercial spa that people drive to.

TC: How important is it to preserve heritage components and repurpose what’s already there?

CW: Ontario Place is on the World Monuments Fund’s watch list for endangered cultural spaces, along with things like the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Easter Island, and Notre Dame cathedral. It

was put on that list in 2020 because of the threat of this redevelopment.

It is described by provincial documents as the most important example of 20th century modernist architecture in the province. The pods are in the process of being restored. People have thought for a while that there could be things like a satellite of the Science Centre there. There could be a freshwater institute housed in the pods, we could build on the lakeside location of the pods to actually use it for educational purposes, in cooperation with U of T or Toronto Metropolitan University, to house education and research work.

There's the huge issue of water quality around the central waterfront. This could be a focus of innovation. So, it’s extremely important to adaptively reuse these spaces, they can't just be museum pieces.

photo courtesy of architizer.com

photo courtesy of architizer.com

TC: How does Ontario Place For All want to see the site used?

CW: We would like the parkland to stay parkland. The West island is predominantly park, it should stay a park, and it should be finished to the level of Trillium Park. And we'd like to see opportunities for some institutional and public uses. It’s a great location for live music, so it would be great to see smaller live music venues. Live Nation doesn't support the local ecosystem of music creators, so smaller venues is a good idea. And the pods could be used to highlight our museum system. So, you have tourists come down for the park, and you have a pod that's about the Science Centre, another has the ROM, another the Aga Khan Museum. People get a taste of it, and if the connection can be made to the Ontario Line,

people could just get on the subway and visit these institutions.

TC: How should citizens become involved?

CW: They need to be talking to their MPPs and their municipal councillors about their concerns. If they have friends and family in other parts of Ontario who have enjoyed Ontario Place in the past, they should be talking to them. And they should sign up with Ontario Place For All. We have lots of ideas, we have a weekly newsletter, and we have a letter people can send to the Premier.

For more information on Ontario Place For All, visit ontarioplaceforall.com

toronto canada - september 4, 2021 : trillium park packed with people waiting for the canadian international airshow to begin during labour day weekend. istock photo/scott haney

ON THE COVER

MODERN LUXE 30 EDENBROOK HILL

Nestled on a private lot shaded by mature trees, 30 Edenbrook Hill is a breathtaking spectacle in function and design. Located in the heart of Edenbridge-Humber Valley, this magnificent 3+1 bedroom, 3 bathroom home contains exceptional, high-quality features throughout while maintaining a modern elegance that exudes warmth and comfort.

Take in the custom walnut millwork throughout, the quartz countertops in the beautiful and sleek openconcept kitchen, or the custom built-in cabinetry in all closets.

Looking out the floor-to-ceiling Pella windows, you will relish the privacy afforded by the mature trees surrounding the property, including four gorgeous Serbian Pines at the road. Inside, you will find crisp white walls, architectural light features throughout,

a secondary kitchen designed for use when entertaining, and no detail spared when it comes to added luxury. The home features sophisticated Gaggenau appliances, Brizo plumbing fixtures, and three completely independent climate zones throughout.

The home is book-ended by two custom privacy walls, and the front and rear yards have been completely redesigned. The front has a widened drive with added steps, and snowmelt on front exterior walkways and drive. The rear features two levels: The first of which has granite stone and planting, while the second level is supported by Thermawood planking, a beautiful fire pit, and stairs providing access and stunning views of St. George’s Golf Course located behind the home.

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Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that comes from the bedrock and soil beneath our homes. It exists in every house in Canada in varying concentrations. After smoking, radon is the leading cause of lung cancer, accounting for more deaths in Canada annually than vehicle collisions, house fires, carbon monoxide poisoning, and accidental drownings combined.

Radon levels are measured in units of Becquerels per Cubic Meter (Bq/m3) of indoor air. Health Canada recommends

taking action to mitigate radon when levels exceed 200 Bq/m3, while the World Health Organization recommends keeping radon levels below 100 Bq/m3.

No amount of radon is healthy, and levels should be kept “As Low As Reasonably Achievable” (ALARA). However, since radon gas is odorless, tasteless and colourless, the only way to know how much radon is in your home is to test for it.

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• ASD systems directly support better overall air quality and lung health for those that work, sleep or exercise regularly in their basements.

WHAT IS THE COST? HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?

The typical price range in Canada is $2,500$5,000, depending on the scope of work. A certified radon mitigation professional can usually perform the work in less than a day, and will provide homeowners with a detailed mitigation plan, report, warranty and follow-up long-term radon testing.

ARE THERE PROGRAMS TO OFFSET THE COST OF RADON MITIGATION?

Lungs Matter — Radon Mitigation Grant Program Offers up to $1,500 in rebates to offset radon mitigation costs for qualified applicants. This is a nation-wide program that started in November 2022.

Tarion Home Warranty in Ontario Covers the cost of radon mitigation in new homes in Ontario that are 7 years old or less.

Ontario Renovates Program Provides homeowners with forgivable loan assistance to low- and moderate-income households to assist them in performing eligible repairs, renovations and accessibility modifications.

6 in the 6

Toronto is a vibrant and diverse city with a rich culinary tapestry that reflects its historical roots. And now, the world is taking notice…in 2022, we were awarded our first 14 Michelin Stars. But today, let’s celebrate the legends — the timeless eateries that have stood tall

through the years. This summer, don't miss the chance to embark on a mouth-watering adventure to discover the six oldest, still-running restaurants in Toronto. These culinary gems have stories as rich as their flavours, and they've been delighting the taste buds of Torontonians for generations. Get ready for a feast like no other.

Nestled in the heart of downtown Toronto, The Senator holds the distinction of being the city's oldest restaurant. Step through its doors and be transported to a bygone era as charming Art Deco decor merges with warm hospitality. From classic comfort food like eggs benedict to hearty chicken pot pie, The Senator tantalizes with a menu that pays homage to tradition.

Since 1912, United Bakers has been a cherished fixture in Toronto's culinary landscape. This Jewish dairy restaurant on Lawrence Avenue (near Bathurst) offers a menu filled with comforting classics including pea soup, latkes, and delicious pastries. From the moment you step inside, the warm ambiance and friendly service create an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of family gatherings. United Bakers is more than a restaurant; it's a testament to Toronto's diverse cultural heritage.

506 Lawrence Avenue West | www.unitedbakers.ca

For over nine decades, Len Duckworth Fish and Chips has been a go-to spot for seafood lovers in Toronto. Since 1929, this iconic restaurant on Queen Street East has been serving up crispy golden fish and perfectly fried chips, capturing the essence of traditional British fish and chips. With its no-frills approach and commitment to quality, Len Duckworth Fish and Chips offers a taste of nostalgia and a true comfort food experience.

With its retro charm and timeless appeal, Avenue Road Diner has been a cherished neighbourhood spot since 1944. This classic diner, located on Avenue Road, captures the essence of a bygone era with its cozy booths, checkered floors, and friendly service. Serving up all-day breakfast, juicy burgers, and hearty milkshakes, Avenue Road Diner offers comfort food favourites that have stood the test of time.

LEN DUCKWORTH FISH AND CHIPS (1929)

222 Davenport Road

A carnivore's paradise, Barberian's Steak House has been tantalizing meat lovers since 1959. With its rich history and timeless charm, this family-run institution on Elm Street is renowned for its mouthwatering steaks, enviable wine cellar, and impeccable service. From perfectly aged prime rib to succulent filet mignon, every dish at Barberian's is a testament to their commitment to quality and culinary excellence.

Since 1964, Korean Village Restaurant has been a beloved establishment in Toronto, introducing locals to the vibrant and flavourful world of Korean cuisine. Located in the heart of our city's bustling Korea Town, this restaurant offers an array of authentic dishes, including sizzling barbecue, savory bibimbap, and spicy kimchi. The warm and inviting atmosphere, coupled with the tantalizing aromas, make dining at Korean Village a memorable and cultural experience.

BARBERIAN'S STEAK HOUSE (1959)

KOREAN VILLAGE RESTAURANT (1964)

506 Lawrence Avenue West | www.unitedbakers.ca

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Tucked away on Birch Avenue stands Summerhill's stunning, much anticipated, boutique condo building...36 Birch!

Presenting #309, a two level unit best described as part condo, part townhouse. Spread over 2700 sf and complete with a private rooftop terrace, boasting 100% unobstructed south views! Tribeca vibes, plus luxurious modern finishes encompass a most inviting space awaiting memorable dinner parties & cosy nights in. Superb layout with fantastic flow for everyday living. Ideally located steps to Yonge St., TTC, best shops, cafes, restaurants, dog parks and minutes to Yorkville.

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Bay Street Corridor

3808-180 UNIVERSITY AVE

Spectacular 1384 sf suite with large terrace & unobstructed east views.

**Andre Kutyan *Robert Greenberg

Bay Street Corridor

504-8 SULTAN ST

Rarely available boutique low rise condo with only 25 suites on exclusive tree-lined street.

*Ira Jelinek

Bay Street Corridor

503-77 CHARLES ST W

1549 sf 1+den, 2 bath with south views, 10' ceilings, and 2 balconies.

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige

Bay Street Corridor

6204-180 UNIVERSITY AVE

Rarely offered Private Estate Collection. 62 floors high. Spectacular sunrises & sunsets.

*Carly Picov

Palmerston-Little Italy

360A HARBORD ST

Custom built semi. Live in a vibrant, diverse city while having a sense of community.

*Shiva Felizadeh

University

506-36 BLUE JAYS WAY

Gorgeous large 663 sq ft 1-bed unit for a king sized bed in prestigious Soho Residences.

*Jamie Erlick **Nicholas Zarlenga

Bay Street Corridor

2702-33 UNIVERSITY AVE

3100+ sf lower penthouse. Steps to financial district. Do not miss this.

**Perry Betel

Niagara

302-705 KING ST W

Spacious 1 bed +1 bedroom with amazing amenities and a park-like setting.

**Alecia Charny

University

719-505 RICHMOND ST W

Sophisticated and stylish, 2 bed, 2 bath designed by Cecconi Simone.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$6,000,000

Waterfront Communities

1709-35 MARINER TERR

Desirable se corner suite w/unobstructed panoramic views. 1220 sf + 58 sf balcony.

**Kwang Sik Choi

Waterfront Communities

3105-373 FRONT ST W

1400+ sf, 2+1 bed, 2 bath, 2 prkg 1 locker. Sun-drenched w/ wall-to-wall windows.

*Lauren Parker

Waterfront Communities

4802-99 JOHN ST

Spectacular 3 bdr, 2 den penthouse: luxury finishes and an impressive 1735 sf terrace.

*John R Fortney

Annex 402-170 AVENUE RD

Boutique condo building w/ amenities so cool, you'll never want to live anywhere else.

**Elise Stern

Annex 3201-50 YORKVILLE AVE

Four Seasons Private Residences. Enjoy a lifestyle of sublime comfort.

**Elise Kalles

Annex 4101-1 YORKVILLE AVE

Rare, 2 suites seamlessly combined to create one designer upgraded 3 bed, 3 bath unit

*Matthew Hua

Annex 57 HOWLAND AVE

Discover 57 Howland Ave, a timeless Annex gem. 4 bed+ 4 bath, 2 car private drive.

**Elise Stern

Annex 25 BERNARD AVE

Victorian residence completely renovated & restored to perfection in 2017.

*Corinne Kalles **Elise Kalles

Annex 135 ADMIRAL RD

Turn of the century, 1 of a kind gated home, restored with Old-World charm on large lot.

*Donna Thompson

$5,900,000

Annex

702-181 DAVENPORT RD

Rare 3 bed + den/office, 3000+ sf, pvt elevator 2-storey with open concept main floor.

**Howard Biderman

Casa Loma

9 DUNVEGAN RD

1 of 5 luxury townhomes by architect Richard Wengle w/ interiors by Wise Nadel.

**Andre Kutyan *Robert Greenberg

Casa Loma

219 LONSDALE RD

For sale on Lonsdale! Wonderful potential for your dream reno or custom build.

*Carly Picov

Casa Loma

320-1 BENVENUTO PL

Newly reno'd suite. The ultimate in luxury living at the Benvenuto.

*Sarah Collins

Yonge-St. Clair

309-36 BIRCH AVE

Two level unit best described as part condo, part townhouse. 2700+sf, rooftop terrace.

*Marni Lokash *Matthew Wise

Forest Hill South

421 WALMER RD

Gorgeous freehold townhome has 3,141 sf of luxurious living space on four levels.

**Caroline Bokar

Forest Hill South

8 GLENAYR RD

This property is exceptionally private with even more possibilities to renovate or build.

**My-Tu Doan

Forest Hill South

106 RICHVIEW AVE

Renowned Richard Wengle approved plans & permits in place. 5500 sf above grade.

*Jamie Erlick *Shera Greenbaum

Forest Hill South

77 FOREST HILL RD

Classically traditional Forest Hill family home on 58 x 185.83 ft lot.

*Jordan Buchbinder **Elise Kalles

$7,195,000

Forest Hill South

174 DUNVEGAN RD

Superb craftsmanship, impeccable finishes & meticulous attention to the finest of materials.

**Elise Kalles *Corinne Kalles

Humewood-Cedarvale

561 ARLINGTON AVE

Welcoming this beautiful property back to market after marvellous complete renovation.

**Elise Kalles *Zack Fenwick

Humewood-Cedarvale

154 GLEN CEDAR RD

Ultimate in contemporary living in Cedarvale with this stunning custom-built new home.

*Leslie Dennis *Teri Walderman

Oakwood-Vaughan

353 WINONA DR

Rarely offered custom modern home with 4+1 beds and 5 baths. Approx 3200 sf

*Sarah Lever *Ira Jelinek *Josh Howard

Bedford Park-Nortown

39 MCGILLIVRAY AVE

Stunning two-storey home. Immaculately cared for with executive finishes throughout!

*Adam Weiner *Teri Kramer

Bedford Park-Nortown

523 DOUGLAS AVE

Superb location and a backyard oasis, complete with a large pool.

*Reza Ipchilar

Almost new beauty with finishes and features you'll have to see for yourself!

Spectacular modern design masterpiece with highest level of finishes & workmanship.

*Reza Ipchilar

Amazing opportunity on a highly desirable court with an impressive 60 ft of frontage.

*Adam Weiner **John Qureshi

The log-style 3 bedroom home blends cozy living spaces with contemporary charm. Enjoy entertaining by the pool, host evening campfires at the outdoor stone fireplace with the added benefit of its proximity to nearby golf & ski clubs. This is a property you won’t want to miss!

$2,149,000

Englemount-Lawrence

615 GLENGROVE AVE

Looking for the perfect lot to build on? Look no further!

*Jacqueline Nimer

$3,995,000

Lawrence Park South 418 ROSELAWN AVE

Classic Allenby family home. North Toronto & Allenby school zones. Deep sun-filled lot.

*Jamie Erlick

Lawrence Park South

186 COLDSTREAM AVE

This lovingly cared for family home has been meticulously maintained and upgraded.

*Adam Weiner **Stephanie Franzem

$2,998,000

Clanton Park 70 CADILLAC AVE

Amazing opportunity! Detached 2-storey centre hall home on premium 55 x 120 lot.

*Adam Feldman

Lawrence Park South 335 BRIAR HILL AVE

Incredible opportunity in prime Allenby! Live in, renovate, or build new.

*Adam Weiner **Karen Gurland

Clanton Park 42 BOWRING WALK

Exceptional home located in the highly coveted Balmoral enclave.

**Ronit Barzilay

Clanton Park 30 BOWRING WALK

Luxury living in this beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 5 bathroom family home.

*Daniella Gold

$2,999,000

Lansing-Westgate 137 FLORENCE AVE

Custom built 4 bed home. Private backyard w/inground pool and high-end finishes.

**Ronit Barzilay

Lansing-Westgate

243 ARMOUR BLVD

Custom 5 y/o Armour Heights 4+1 bdrm/5 bath. Exceptional finishes/prime lot.

*Nancy Biderman *Adeana Axler

$3,380,000 $3,490,000

Lansing-Westgate

234 JOHNSTON AVE

Absolutely stunning custom built 2-storey home located steps to Yonge St.

**Ronit Barzilay

Newtonbrook West 71 PECKHAM AVE

Trophy development by global boutique developer. Property not yet built.

**Richard K.C. Ling

Newtonbrook West 73 PECKHAM AVE

Trophy development by global boutique developer. Property not yet built.

**Richard K.C. Ling

$1,680,000

Willowdale West

273 HORSHAM AVE

Wonderful opportunity to live, rent or build on this south lot in the heart of North York!

*Edward Abdou *Kristopher Burnett

Willowdale West

139 YORKVIEW DR

Attention developers, renovators & end users: 50 x 150 foot massive south lot.

*Jamie Erlick **Nicholas Zarlenga

Cabbagetown

612-15 MAITLAND PL

Fully-renovated home perfect for a small family, a couple or overly spacious for one.

**Richard K.C. Ling

Church-Yonge Corridor

905-60 COLBORNE ST

Experience the epitome of city living in this rare & coveted suite on the 9th floor.

*Liora Tal *Daniel Bloch

Moss Park

716-32 TROLLEY CRES

Welcome to Corktown! Wonderful 1 bed unit at the most accessible price point downtown.

*Glenn Douglas

Moss Park

318-333 ADELAIDE ST E

Fantastic 1 bed + den @ The Mozo. Loft-style space with exposed concrete 9 ft ceilings.

*Heather Hartt *Ethan Hartt

Waterfront Communities

504-70 MILL ST

Rarely offered. Low maintenance fees inclusive of almost everything.

*David Favero

Waterfront Communities

715-39 QUEENS QUAY E Fabulous flow & a picturesque backdrop sets the stage for unforgettable entertaining.

*Liora Tal *Daniel Bloch

Rosedale-Moore Park 49 ASTLEY AVE

Truly a unique opportunity. Live in, rent out, renovate/restore or build new.

*Jamie Erlick **Nicholas Zarlenga

Mount Pleasant East

304-492 EGLINTON AVE E

Brand new unit at the highly sought-after Cardiff Condos. 1-bed, 1 bath.

*Matthew Wise

Mount Pleasant East 424 BALLIOL ST

Stately brick family home 25' x 145' lot. Coveted Maurice Cody school district.

*Hannah Math Slan *Samantha Slan Emerson

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

5A-1 CHEDINGTON PL

The epitome of luxury living in the coveted Bayview/Bridle Path area.

*Michele Rosen

$4,990,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

117 ARJAY CRES

Grand 70' x 200' lot. Renovate or build your dream home.

*Geraldine Del Zotto *Karen Rosenberg

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

61 HIGHLAND CRES

Rarely does a property like this come to market. Attn builders, investors & end users.

*Shauna Merkur

$6,000,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

2445 BAYVIEW AVE

Attention builders, developers/investors! Prime lot in Bridle Path neighbourhood.

*Karen Rosenberg *Geraldine Del Zotto

St. Andrew-Winfields

6 DUNLACE DR

Sun-filled, pie-shaped lot house in heart of St. Andrews/Windfields community.

**Vicky Zou

4802-99 JOHN ST — $6,000,000

One of the most extraordinary penthouses ever offered in The Entertainment District. 2852 sf of luxury boasting three bedrooms, two dens, three parking, a large balcony and upstairs a 1424 sf terrace with breathtaking views.

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

1 COUNTRY LANE

Attention builders, developers/investors. Huge corner lot of 99.93 X 164.93 feet.

*Karen Rosenberg *Geraldine Del Zotto

$4,289,000

St. Andrew-Winfields

16 BOBWHITE CRES

Rare large, private, pie-shaped lot. Backing onto ravine with inground pool.

*Cheryl Graff *Samantha Graff

office: 416.441.2888 x336 mobile: 416.816.4949 email: johnfortney@harveykalles.com

Banbury-Don Mills

3 PURLING PL

An extraordinary home by renowned architect Hariri Pontarini. 9000+ sf to enjoy.

*Cheryl Graff *Samantha Graff

Banbury-Don Mills

23 MISTY CRES

An awe-inspiring, modern architectural masterpiece.

*Robert Greenberg **Andre Kutyan

Parkwoods-Donalda

38 LARABEE CRES

Embodying refined taste, superior quality and masterful workmanship.

*Robert Greenberg **Andre Kutyan

Bayview Village

202B-660 SHEPPARD AVE E

1,195 sf, 2 bed, 2 bath split-plan unit at St. Gabriel's. 500 sf private terrace.

**Howard Biderman

Bayview Woods-Steeles

48 BRUCE FARM DR

Almost 2/3 of an acre, this incredible property presents endless possibilities.

**Andre Kutyan *Robert Greenberg

Henry Farm

1408-38 FOREST MANOR RD

Spectacular location & breathtaking west views! Rare 3+1 bedrooms + 2 bathrooms.

**Sam Schariefy *Mary Safari-Nodahi

DIRECT: 416-723-3600

OFFICE: 416-441-2888 x320

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Birchcliffe-Cliffside

6 KILDONAN DR

Tastefully renovated, 3 bedroom home with gorgeous lake view.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatemi Badi

Broadview North 73 WESTWOOD AVE

What a location! Steps from parks & schools, an easy bike ride to the vibrant Danforth.

*Diane Litchen

South Riverdale

37 KINTYRE AVE

Fantastic semi in stunning Leslieville.

*David Elliott

South Riverdale

TH08-1331 QUEEN ST E

Welcome to The George! Wait until you see this one, it's beyond comparison.

*Jacqueline Nimer

West Hill

32-4701 KINGSTON RD

This is the one! Rarely available, highly sought after upper townhouse unit.

*Ariana Karaiskos

Corso Italia-Davenport 124 GILBERT AVE

Charming semi with perfect blend of comfort & convenience. Owned by an interior designer.

**Elise Stern

Downsview-Roding-CFB

203-2737 KEELE ST

Amazing 2-bedroom gem near Yorkdale Mall and York University!

*Sergey Odinok *Anisija Nojkova

Downsview-Roding-CFB 70 WESTDALE DR

Detached 2 storey home is ideal for renovation or a new dream home.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatemi Badi

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 30 EDENBROOK HILL

Breathtakingly modern, backing onto St. George's Golf Course.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

Edenbridge-Humber Valley

96 VALECREST DR

Stately, luxurious home. 4+1 beds, 6 bath. Coveted Edenbridge-Humber Valley.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 21 EDGEHILL RD

Build on premium 100 x 490 ft lot backing on Humber River. Rendering of approved plans.

*Adam Feldman

Islington-City Centre West

3935-5 MABELLE AVE

Stunning 2 + 1 bed @ Tridel's Allure condos! Unobstructed city views, fabulous layout.

*Heather Hartt *Ethan Hartt

$980,000

Kellesdale-Eglinton West

316 SILVERTHORN AVE

Detached 2x unit home in move-in condition. Opportunity to build up or reconstruct new!

*David Oey *Martine Rivard

Lambton Baby Point

18 BRIDGEVIEW RD

Escape without leaving Toronto in the heart of the art and nature retreat named Baby Point.

**Stephen Milic

Roncesvalles

57 BROCK AVE

Exclusive assignment opportunity. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, over 800 sf.

*David Elliott

Roncesvalles

116-363 SORAUREN AVE

Own a piece of history in the sought-after Robert Watson Building.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

Stonegate-Queensway

65 DELROY DR

Attention all investors and buyers. 2 bed bungalow with a south-facing lot.

**Peter Powers *Jason Sampson

Princess-Rosethorn

15 RAVENSBOURNE CRES

4 bed backsplit, 2 car garage, oversized driveway, floor to ceiling windows.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

LUXURY HOME IN FOREST HILL | 482 RUSSELL HILL ROAD

Nestled on one of the premium streets in the coveted Forest Hill neighbourhood of Toronto sits a spectacular luxury home with Old-World charm infused with Moorish design influence and contemporary elegance. For photos, Virtual Tour and details visit www.482RussellHill.com

ZAN MOLKO

ABR, CBW, ASP, ASA, Real Estate Broker

zan@zanmolko.com

416-410-9909

$1,499,888

Richmond Hill

118 HALL ST

Investment or custom build opportunity!

3 side-by-side construction-ready lots.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

Richmond Hill

122 HALL ST

Investment or custom build opportunity!

3 side-by-side construction-ready lots.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

Richmond Hill

124 HALL ST

Investment or custom build opportunity!

3 side-by-side construction-ready lots.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

Richmond Hill

12 FRONTIER DR

Stunning home in South Richvale situated on a quiet cul-de-sac.

**Kwang Sik Choi

Thornhill

205-1 CORDOBA DR

Welcome to the Thornhill jewel! Boutique building. One-of-a-kind unit for the area!

*Mila Nassimova

Woodbridge

320 BALDING BLVD

Magnificent custom-built mansion backing on to the 3rd hole of the National Golf Club.

**Kathie Wood *Jonah Wood

Clarington

406-50 LAKEBREEZE DR

Opportunity to own the grand penthouse! Breathtaking views of Lake Ontario.

*Lorena Martinez

Pickering

709 ANNLAND ST

3-bedroom home with an updated 1 bedroom legal basement apartment.

**Frank Fallico *Ken Klinaftakis

Pickering

269 DAVIDSON ST

Sprawling bungalow is situated in the renowned "Cherrywood Estates".

**Alecia Charny

Whitby

26 BLUEGILL CRES

Stunning 4 bed, 4 bath, 3-yr-old, end unit townhome in charming Lyndee Creek.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo

Milton

987 CHERRY CRT

Discover a stunning upgraded 4 bed, 3 bath home with custom feels.

**Michael Sotoadeh *Kayla Donato

Mississauga-Lakeview

2228 DIXIE RD

Residential property w/ commercial use that will allow you to live and work from home!

**Peter Powers *Jason Sampson

Mississauga-Meadowvale Village

302-6750 MCLAUGHLIN RD

Beautiful 1600 sf 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath condo,2 car private garage & storage.

*Karen Copland

Mississauga-Sheridan

2052 MISSISSAUGA RD

Custom turn-key home designed top to bottom by Conik Studios. 3+1 beds, 4 baths.

**Erik Paige * Zack Fenwick

Mississauga-Mineola

267 KENOLLIE AVE

A truly captivating estate ideal for gracious entertaining on large 1/3 lot size.

*David Oey *Martine Rivard

Oro-Medonte 4 MCLEAN CRES

Waterfront home in rarely offered, highly sought after exclusive Eight Mile Point!

*Stephanie Adams

Oro-Medonte

17 PEMBERTON LANE

Custom built waterfront home w/ boathouse & pool on Pemberton Lane!

*Stephanie Adams

Springwater

61 MCISAAC DR

Beautiful 2594 sf with 5 beds, laundry on the 2nd flr. Large yard.

*Rachel Sekler

Cherry Valley 1606 COUNTY RD 10

The epitome of rustic charm at 1606 County Road 10 in Cherry Valley, P.E.C.

*Erin Lynn Lachance

Cherry Valley 1212 COUNTY RD 18 4-bed, 2-bath home with separate in-law suite, 5 min to Sandbanks.

*Suzanne White

Consecon

240 MELVILLE RD

Charming farmhouse circa 1865; contemporary + century. Licensed rental!

*Holly Found

Picton 1130 CLARKE RD

This charming lot is located only 8 mins to downtown Picton.

*Erin Lynn Lachance

Picton 1701 COUNTY RD 7

A classic Prince Edward County country home & barn with charm!

*Erin Lynn Lachance

Picton 5 PHILIP ST

Easy maintenance in-town bungalow! Large lot, 2 detached garages

*Holly Found

$575,000

Picton

22 E MARY ST

This adorable semi-detached century home in downtown Picton.

*Erin Lynn Lachance

Picton

2213 COUNTY RD 10

Circa 1860 country farmhouse on 13 acres. Big reno's complete!

*Holly Found

Picton

3 BURNS AVE

Century home in Picton overlooking the park just steps to Main Street shops.

*Miranda Miller

Picton

25 ACKERMAN ST

In-town updated bungalow with backyard oasis: hot tub, pool, landscaping.

*Holly Found

Picton

662 COUNTY RD 7

Modern family compound approx 75 acres with an additional 2-unit newly built home.

*Erin Lynn Lachance

$1,190,000

Picton

LOT 21 - 21 FRENCH ST

Assignment Sale - The Robin in West Meadows. 3000+ sf, 3 bed + study, 4 baths.

*Suzanne White

Picton

LOT 8 - 8 GRIFFIN ST

Assignment Sale - Stunning 4-bed, 4-bath, 2800 sf house w/ office and media room.

*Suzanne White

Picton

419 COUNTY RD 25 Amanda's Vineyards; an established turnkey winery and STA on 25 acres.

*Holly Found *Miranda Miller

Wellington 90 WESTWIND CRES

A perfect family home and steps to the white sand beaches of PEC.

*Erin Lynn Lachance

Wellington

17682 LOYALIST PKWY

Gorgeous mature lot, the best outdoor living spaces and income generating!

*Miranda Miller

Baysville

1053 WATSON RD

Charming 3-season cottage with 85' on beautiful Ril Lake in Muskoka.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

Gravenhurst

1343 WALKERS POINT RD

2 bed 2 bath home on 2.55 ac just 220m from public access to Lake Muskoka.

*Richard Scully

$669,000

Huntsville

34 ANTHONY CRT

4 bed, 2 bath home on a quiet, no-exit street and just steps to downtown.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$1,790,000

Huntsville

146 STAHLS RD

2.5-acre rural family home with 4 bed, 3 baths & over 3,400 sq ft of living.

*Richard Scully

Huntsville

222 GOLDEN PHEASANT DR

4 bed, 2 bath cottage with 101' of southwest exposure & municipal services.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Huntsville

LOT 3 - 600 EVERGREEN TR

4.1 acre lot with 409' in Mary Lake's newest luxury waterfront development.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$2,950,000

Huntsville

LOT 4 - 600 EVERGREEN TR

3.39 acre lot with 268' in Mary Lake's newest luxury waterfront development.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Huntsville

LOT 2 - 600 EVERGREEN TR

5.7 acre lot with 316' in Mary Lake's newest luxury waterfront development

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Huntsville

LOT 1 - 600 EVERGREEN TR

The largest of 4 available waterfront lots with 75acres & 264' on Mary Lake.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,275,000

Huntsville

303 ETWELL RD

Classic 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom cottage with 61 acres & 1320' on Lake Vernon.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Lake of Bays

1008 SHARON CRES

Updated Paint Lake cottage with 101' of frontage, south-west exposure and turn key.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Lake of Bays

1102 KAWAGAMA LAKE RD

Turn key, recently updated cottage with 152' on desirable Lake of Bays.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Lake of Bays

1033 SCOTT LN

3-season cottage with 390' of frontage on Oxbow Lake in beautiful Muskoka.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

McKellar

24 CARDINAL CRT

5,052 sq. ft. 4+ bed 4 bath 4 season cottage on 7.56 ac & 633’ of shoreline.

*Richard Scully

$599,900

Muskoka Lakes

1402 WINDERMERE ROAD

3 bed, 1.5 bath main unit, separate 3 bed 1 bath 2nd unit, garage/shop & RUC1 zoning.

*Richard Scully

$3,798,000

Muskoka Lakes

17-SL4 & 30-SL4 CLIFTON ISLAND

Skeleton Lake cottage with twin lots, 2 slip boathouse, sand, deep water & views.

*Richard Scully

Muskoka Lakes

1082 WOODWINDS ROAD

4 bed 3 bath cottage on sunrise to summer sunset point of 300’ of shoreline

*Richard Scully

Muskoka

1017 COLEMAN RD

4 bed, 4 bath, 4 season cottage on 3.5 ac with 275’ of south west shoreline.

*Richard Scully

$2,495,000

Port Carling

225-R60 TOBIN ISLAND

Lake Rosseau cottage on 160' of southfacing property & over 1.1 ac of land.

*Richard Scully

Port Carling

3 TODHOLM DR

5000+sqft executive home with 4 beds, 4 baths and separate studio suite.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

Port Carling

HORSESHOE ISLAND

1,955’ of shoreline on 11+ ac of land with 4 separate 400'+ frontage lots

*Richard Scully

$1,999,000

Port Carling

1043 HEATHER LODGE RD

3,570 sq. ft. luxury 4 bed, 4 baths, 4 season cottage with modern finishes.

*Richard Scully

$199,900

Port Sandfield

1356 & 1357 PENINSULA RD

Lake Joseph cottage with 260’ of shoreline & incredible south west views.

*Richard Scully

Rocky Crest 401 GLEN ABBEY WAY

Turnkey 4 bed, 4 bath, 12-week fractional ownership at Rocky Crest Resort

*Richard Scully

Port Sandfield

1091 HALL'S RD

3 bed 2 bath home on 2.55 ac, paved drive & glimpses of Lake Rosseau.

*Richard Scully

$1,895,000

Seguin

MCGEE LAKE

Own a private lake with more than 5000' of frontage and 165 acres of land..

**Mark Aben **John Aben

Cabbagetown - South St James Town

11A & B - 225 WELLESLEY ST E

Owner/user opportunity. Ground floor commercial of 12 floor residential condo.

*Philip Pick

$1,499,000 $1,795,000

High Park North 549 INDIAN RD

Steps to transit, shops and High Park. Easy to rent and manage. Current gross $8,926 est.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatemi Badi

Junction Area 48 ANNETTE ST

Approvals in place to build 10 units with an additional 683SF retail storefront.

**Duncan Cameron

Mimico 2792 LAKE SHORE BLVD W 4 Apartments and a commercial unit on the main floor (currently vacant ).

New Toronto 272 BIRMINGHAM ST

Like buying a brand new apartment building! Newly renovated in 2023.

Niagara 803 KING ST W

Corner Location. Licensed Established Restaurant/bar. Large patio.

*Helena Sedlak

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatemi Badi

*Stephen Klus $4,999,900

O'Connor-Parkview

2901 ST CLAIR AVE E

12 unit purpose built apartment building 10 of 12 units have been gutted and fully renovated.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatemi Badi

$17,500,000

Brampton 351 PARKHURST SQ Location!! Location!! Location!! Near 407/ Steeles and Airport Rd in Parkhurst Square.

*Jamie Erlick

Niagara Falls

5544 MCLEOD RD

Redevelopment site. Attention hotel, mid-rise residential & commercial retail developers.

*Paul Azzarello

Huntsville 15 CENTRE ST S

Great investment with 2 separate units in building plus abutting vacant lot.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Kitchener 60 FREDERICK ST

Prime retail space in downtown kitchener! Completely customizable. Suits many uses.

*Ryan Wood

Thunder Bay 0 CEDAR SITES RD

This 36-acre campground is an opportunity for investors seeking a successful business.

*Jamie Erlick

416.441.2888

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