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Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

By Jonathan Forani| Photography by Birdhouse Media
Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids
Listed At
$2,395,000
Sold For
$2,700,000

Address: 30 Fallingbrook Crescent
Neighbourhood: Birchcliff Agent: Victor Foo, Keller Williams Referred Urban, Trust Realty Group, Brokerage Previously sold for: $2,375,000, in 2016      

The property

A five-bedroom home near the Toronto Hunt Club.

The history

The sellers own multiple properties. Recently, another home in an upscale part of North York caught their eye, so they decided to move.

The living room has more than enough space for your grand piano, sousaphone and/or pipe organ:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

There’s also a family room at the back of the house:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

Next to the family room is the dining area:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

And here’s the kitchen:

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Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

There are four bedrooms on the second floor. This one is set up as an office:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

Here’s another bedroom:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

And another:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

Those three bedrooms share this hallway bathroom:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

And here’s the master bedroom:

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Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

The master ensuite is small but functional:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

There’s a basement rec room:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

And a serviceable wine cellar:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

The garage is lined with cedar planks, which should help keep the Porsche smelling fresh:

Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids

A stone back patio should keep landscaping maintenance to a minimum:

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Sale of the Week: The $2.7-million Birchcliff home that attracted two bully bids
The fate

The buyers are approaching retirement and were attracted to the quiet, tree-lined street, one of only a few cul-de-sacs in the area. The house is move-in ready, with the most recent round of renovations completed in 2010.

The sale

The sellers rejected a bully bid four days before the offer date—but then, two days later, there was another, for more than $300,000 over asking. They accepted.

By the numbers

• $2,700,000 • $9,733 in taxes (approximately) • 3,390 square feet (including the basement) • 6 days on MLS • 5 bedrooms • 4 bathrooms

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