Home Features Exciting opportunity to renovate or build your ideal home in a neighborhood with clear potential for growth and new developments. This spacious bungalow being sold “as is” sits on a generous lot and features a large formal living and dining area, hardwood floors throughout, and three sizable bedrooms along with three bathrooms. Convenient laundry room is located on the lower floor. The finished walk-out basement includes three additional bedrooms, 2nd kitchen and family room, two exit doors, and a utility room. Enjoy easy access to YRT public transportation, as well as local amenities such as a library, wave pool, shopping center, restaurants, schools, a hospital, HWY 407 & 404, and parks, all within the charming community of Richmond Hill. The property also boasts a glass solarium, a lovely backyard for entertaining, and fruit trees.
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Inclusions Two Stoves [Gas And Electrical], One Dryer, Fridge, Basement Freezer, Two DW, Backyard Shed With Light, All Electrical Light Fixtures, Garage, and California Shutters. New Roof, Toilets and Kitchen Faucet [2024]
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Neighborhood Asa Dexter was assigned the original land grant for this part of Richmond Hill back in 1796, The land was transferred to Bowley Arnold in 1805 and remained in the Arnold family until 1840 when it was sold to a farmer named Alexander C. Lawrence. William Harding, for whom Harding Boulevard is named took ownership of these lands in 1875. The Harding family would sell back their land to the Lawrence family in the early 1900s. In the 1910s, 20s and 30s, William J. Lawrence would help put Richmond Hill on the map with his massive Rose growing operation that was known nation wide. Rose attracted other growers to Richmond Hill and collectively turned this area into the Rose growing capital of Canada bringing great prosperity to the community. Lawrence also had a keen eye for residential development and was responsible for some of the earliest residential plans for this neighbourhood.
Harding is a diverse neighbourhood that includes a Chinese Baptist Church, a Buddhist Temple, a Methodist Church, a Christian Church and a Catholic school. There are also a wide variety of housing options in this neighbourhood ranging from freehold houses to condominiums and co-op rental apartments. Harding Park is the main landmark in the neighbourhood. It has a number of recreational amenities as well as nature pathways for quieter contemplative moments. This park and the entire neighbourhood are traversed by German Mills Creek a tributary of the East Don River. Harding Park and Weldrick Road East form the southern boundary of this neighbourhood. The quiet sanctuary of Harding Park is in stark contrast with the neighbourhoods boundaries: Yonge Street on the west, Bayview Avenue on the east and Major Mackenzie on the north, which are all busy arterial roadways.
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Area Amenities Harding Park has two lit baseball diamonds, a mini soccer field and two basketball courts. The Richmond Hill Public Library located nearby at 1 Atkinson St, offers a myriad of arts related programs for children and adults.
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Lifestyle Yonge Street features a plethora of outdoor shopping plazas featuring mostly grocery stores, pharmacy and restaurants. There is some additional shopping along Major Mackenzie Drive East and along Bayview Avenue.
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Homes Most of the original housing stock dates back to the 1970s. Row upon row of ranch-style brick bungalows line the streets of this neighbourhood. These modest homes are situated on premium size lots with private driveways and garages. For the most part the streets follow a grid pattern and are well treed. The homes are set back a fair distance from the street and are nicely spaced apart. In addition to the bungalows there are pockets of two-storey detached homes. The main streets bordering this neighbourhood are much higher density with both rental apartment buildings and newer condominium buildings.
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Schools Alexander MacKenzie HS • ÉS Norval-Morrisseau • Walter Scott PS • Beverley Acres PS • Michaëlle Jean PS • St Joseph Catholic ES • Our Lady Queen of the World Catholic Academy • ÉSC Renaissance • Brebeuf College School • St. Joseph Morrow Park Catholic Secondary School • Discovery Academy • Quantum Academy
Transit The public transit system can be an easy, cost-effective and efficient way of getting around the city, accessible from your neighbourhood. The nearest rail transit stop is Richmond Hill GO with the nearest street-level transit stop is Yonge St / Harding Blvd. Homeowners will have access to an array of highways including the 407, connecting to either the 404/DVP into the city, the 401 that would lead to the 427 and Gardener expressway. See the closest Public Transit stops near you below: The nearest street-level transit stop is Metro Rd / Dalton Rd
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