Home of the week: This $1.65 million Port Credit house is a Hallmark movie star

PORT CREDIT

Location: 38 John St. S.,

Lakeshore Rd. W. and Mississauga Rd.

Asking value: $1,649,900

Dimension: about 1,570 sq. ft.

Lot: 58-by-66 ft, two-car carport, personal drive

Taxes: $6,167 (2021)

Bedrooms: 3

Bogs: 2

Steps to Lake Ontario and a big park, this two-storey indifferent home is within the coronary heart of Mississauga’s Port Credit score Village and near the realm’s heritage conservation district with boutiques and eating places.

The charming, yellow-painted wooden house has hardwood flooring all through, built-in cabinetry, French doorways, skylights and a important ground workplace.

“Port Credit score is kind of just like Toronto’s Seashores space besides it's extra reasonably priced, quieter, simpler to get to and fewer congested with visitors and other people.

It is a relaxed, laid-back cottage-like neighborhood inside a 30-minute GO prepare experience to Union Station,” says home-owner Elisabeth Wirsching.

“My house has nice curb attraction, and in 2007 it was featured in a Hallmark Corridor of Fame (2008) film referred to as “The Russell Lady.” The home was constructed round 1905 however its inside was completely renovated after I purchased it in 2001,” she mentioned.

“I subsequently have completed extra renovations, resembling changing and lengthening the primary residing space into an open-concept house, updating the kitchen, including a wall of pantry cabinets, updating the primary ground toilet, and including a handy mudroom with laundry services on the primary ground,” added Wirsching.

The house can be near a library, the Credit score River, the Waterfront Path, a marina and easy accessibility to Lakeshore Rd. E.

“This property has an unimaginable quantity of character and makes probably the most of its outside house with a two-level again deck, an expansive higher deck, and a lined giant entrance porch,” mentioned itemizing agent Donna Grey. “As a result of this house has a heritage designation, the outside ought to be maintained, though the color can change.”

The home contains a peaked roof, gingerbread trim, a lined porch, an interlocking walkway, an connected carport with an interlocking brick drive, and a big entrance garden with backyard beds and mature timber.

Inside, the entrance corridor options wainscotting and a hardwood ground.

The lounge is appointed with crown moulding, pot lights and a big nook window.

Open idea, the eating room options crown moulding, a ceiling medallion, pot lights and a double garden-door walkout.

Extending from the eating room, the household room is outfitted with pot lights, crown moulding, a gasoline fire, built-in cabinetry and a big window.

Kitchen highlights embody a floor-to-ceiling pantry wall, a movable island with wooden counter, quartz counters, mosaic tile backsplash, a pendant gentle and pot lights, a big window, and chrome steel home equipment

The principle ground workplace has a French door and floor-to-ceiling cabinetry with a built-in mirror.

A 3-piece toilet and a mud room/laundry room with direct entry to outdoors full this ground.

On the second stage, the first bed room is outfitted with a vaulted ceiling, two skylights and California shutters. There are two extra bedrooms on this ground — one with a Murphy mattress. A four-piece toilet serves these bedrooms.

A backyard door walkout from the second-floor corridor opens to an higher deck that spans the width of the house.

Unfinished, the basement has ample space for storing.

To take a look at this property please contact the itemizing brokers Christopher Invidiata and Donna Grey, Invidiata eXp Realty, Brokerage, 905-339-3444; www.invidiata.com.

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