Owners of this custom, four-bedroom house near Bloor Street rejected the first offer lodged soon after it came on the market, but four additional bids popped up a week later
From the buyer’s standpoint, said Mr. Ipekian, a newly crafted home like this, avoiding the need for messy repairs, merited the $3.55-million offer.Owners of this custom, four-bedroom house near Bloor Street rejected the first offer lodged soon after it came on the market, deciding it was too soon to shut out other potential buyers. Fortunately, four additional bids popped up a week later.
“All the prices and bids were blind, so offers improved and we picked the highest and best one. But it also had to do with deposits and closing dates.” “One of the most important things to sell a home is a clean home in great condition,” he said. “Nobody wants to do any work.”A Juliet balcony lets light and fresh air into the primary bedroom which also has a walk-in closet and one of the home’s five bathrooms.This two-storey house has numerous modern conveniences such as a built-in garage, a formal office and casual recreation areas with fireplaces on two levels.
“It’s in a great school district, and close to the subway and Bloor Street, but not too close to hear it,” Mr. Ipekian said.
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