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House of the Week: $2.1 million for a Summerhill semi with a tranquil sunken living room

By Simone Olivero
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House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue

Address: 125 MacPherson Avenue
Neighbourhood: Yorkville
Agent: Allan Consky, Royal LePage/J & D Division, Brokerage Price: $2,095,000

The Place: A two-bedroom brick semi on a pretty, tree-lined street in Summerhill.

Bragging Rights: Plenty of traditional homes have had contemporary makeovers, but few snag a feature in DesignLines magazine. A recent reno brought in design-centric details like walnut accents, a sunken back living room and an open-tread stairwell.

Big Selling Point: Living in a semi doesn’t mean you can’t party. The dual-layer drywall, sound-deadening insulation and sound-muffling staircase surround will let you rock out to the latest Rihanna track without disturbing your neighbours.

Possible Deal Breaker: The main and second floor are thoroughly modern, which makes the ho-hum basement feel a little drab.

By The Numbers: • $2,095,000 • $6,917.65 in property taxes (2012) • 1,400 square feet of living space • 500-square-foot lower level • 4 bathrooms • 3 skylights • 2 bedrooms • 2-car parking • 2 wood-burning fireplaces • 1 wine cooler • 1 crawl space with storage

House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
House of the Week: 125 MacPherson Avenue
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