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House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

By Fraser Abe
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House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

Address: 167 Wheeler Avenue
Neighbourhood: The Beaches Agents: Rick DeClute and Rochelle DeClute, DeClute Real Estate Inc., Brokerage Price: $1,539,000 Previously sold for: $602,000 in 2012, prior to a total rebuild

The place

A house with clapboard siding in the Beaches, about one block north of Kew Gardens.

Here’s the foyer:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

The living room:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

The dining area:

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House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

And the kitchen:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

The kitchen is wide enough for a table:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

There are four bedrooms on the second floor. Here’s one of them:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

And another:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

And another:

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House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

And yet another:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

The basement has a rec room:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

And a fifth bedroom:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches

And here’s the backyard:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches
The history

The current owners bought the property in 2012, when it was a two-bedroom bungalow. They retained three brick walls, but replaced the rest. Now, there’s a second storey and a rear addition, making this place big enough for a family.

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Big selling point

The kitchen is ideal for entertaining, with both an island and eat-in seating, dual ovens, easy access to the terrace and an oversized pantry for tons of storage:

House of the Week: $1.5-million for a completely rebuilt family home in the Beaches
Possible deal breaker

Though there are five of them, the bedrooms aren’t as spacious as many homeowners seem to expect these days. If the buyer is after a master suite that sprawls across an entire floor, they may want to look elsewhere.

By the numbers

• $1,539,000 • $7,423.23 in taxes (2016) • 5 bedrooms • 5-year-old renovation • 4 bathrooms • 1 parking space

The Hunt

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