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House of the Week: $2.4 million for an open-concept family home in St. Andrew-Windfields

By Simone Olivero
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14 Fairmeadow Avenue

ADDRESS: 14 Fairmeadow Avenue

NEIGHBOURHOOD: St. Andrew-Windfields

AGENT: Barry Cohen, RE/Max Realtron Realty Inc., Brokerage

PRICE: $2,395,000

THE PLACE: A five-bedroom house with a contemporary look on one of York Mills’s winding, tree-lined streets.

BRAGGING RIGHTS: The basement has two living rooms, which means there’s plenty of space to set up a workshop for an obscure hobby of your choice.

BIG SELLING POINT: The open-concept living and dining area are perfect for hosting big parties. And, if the festivities become overwhelming, the main-level library offers a peaceful retreat.

POSSIBLE DEAL BREAKER: The variety of window shapes and sizes adds visual interest to the front façade, but could make buying window treatments a little complicated.

BY THE NUMBERS: • $2,395,000 • $14,000 in estimated property taxes • 5000+ square feet of living space • 5 bedrooms • 5 bathrooms • 2 storeys • 2-sided limestone fireplace • 2-car garage • 1 exercise room • 1 library/office • 1 in-ground pool • 1 hot tub

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