This one-bedroom east end Toronto home is selling for almost $700K

Sep 25 2020, 3:40 pm

You can buy a one-bedroom home in Toronto’s east end. The problem is, it costs almost $700,000.

Located at 167 Sammon Avenue, right by Pape Village and The Danforth, it’s a quick walk to Donlands subway station.

The property offers one bedroom with two bathrooms and a spacious backyard — listed for $699,000.

It also sits on a 20×123 foot lot and is set back from the street.

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While the property needs some renovation, it offers a long-term investment opportunity for a first-time buyer looking to get into the market.

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“This property offers a great long term investment opportunity for a first-time buyer looking to get into the market and build some equity, or for an investor interested in adding to their portfolio,” Evelyn Anders, Zoocasa’s director of business development and a real estate agent in Toronto, said in a statement.

“While the home may sell above list price, the buyer is still likely to secure a detached, freehold property that is walking distance to parks, the Danforth, and close to the DVP for the price of a condo.”

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Anders also suggests potential buyers budget for a home inspection prior to the set offer date to get “a good understanding of the state of the property” and ultimately their investment.

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“Keep in mind that parking is not included, however, given the home’s proximity to transit, shopping, restaurants, and essentials on the Danforth, that may not be a deal breaker for many buyers or residents who prefer to spend most of their time in their local neighbourhood,” Anders notes.

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While the home is on the higher end of the price range, there could be meaningful investment with location and property once renovated.

So maybe give it a look if you want to get into the Toronto housing market.

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