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House of the Week: $889,000 for a brand new three-bedroom home in Leslieville

By Fraser Abe
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House of the Week: 5 Craven Road

Address: 5 Craven Road
Neighbourhood: Greenwood-Coxwell Agent: Ali Fadhil, Century 21 Innovative Realty Price: $889,000

The Place: An airy Leslieville house with a modern look and an open-plan layout inspired by upscale condos.

Bragging Rights: The home was only finished this year and has never been lived in, which means no worries about decades-old bathtub rings or mold in the air conditioning unit.

Big Selling Point: If you need some help with the mortgage, you should have no problem finding a tenant. The basement has a separate entrance, a gleaming bathroom and nine-foot ceilings, and a kitchen and a laundry room are both already roughed in.

Possible Deal Breaker: Living on Craven Road could set you up for some teasing about being a coward—especially among Game of Thrones fans.

By the Numbers: • $889,000 • $1,904.86 in taxes (2012) • 1,500 square feet • 10-foot ceilings on the main floor • 9-foot ceilings in the basement • 3 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • 1 gas fireplace • 1 private balcony

House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road
House of the Week: 5 Craven Road

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