Bayview Woods back-split sells for $307,000 over asking amid drought of listings in popular residential area
There are hardwood floors and pot lights in the living room, with barrel vault ceilings spanning the length of the hall to a central staircase.This back-split house was one of the few properties to come to market after a drought of several months in a popular residential pocket along the upper Don River. Hopeful buyers quickly took note and within 48 hours seven offers were placed before the sellers, who selected one that added $307,000 to the asking price and a fast May closing date.
“The timing was very good, and supply was very limited, not just in this area, but the whole market,” said agent Bill Thom.The kitchen boasts granite countertops, a ceramic tile backsplash and stainless-steel appliances.On a cul-de-sac across the tracks from Old Cummer GO station, this nearlyThere are hardwood floors and pot lights in the living and dining rooms and granite countertops, a ceramic tile backsplash and stainless-steel appliances in the kitchen.
Barrel vault ceilings span the length of the hall to a central staircase leading to the upper and lower levels. There are three bedrooms upstairs and another in the lower level along with a family room that has direct access to a south-facing patio on the 50- by 120-foot lot.
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