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    Hillcrest

    Hillcrest is a well established, family-friendly neighbourhood built along the Davenport escarpment, whose irregular terrain has created some of Toronto's most attractive streets.

    129 Wychwood Ave          $729,000

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    Address129 Wychwood Ave
    List Price729000
    DistrictC02
    Bedrooms3
    Parking Spaces4
    Tax Year2009
    Rooms6
    OccupancyVacant
    Kitchens1
    Washrooms3
    Basement2Sep Entrance
    Fireplace/StoveY
    Possession DateJune 30/2010
    PoolNone
    Directions/Cross StreetsSt. Clair/Wychwood
    Legal DescriptionPlan 1306, Pt Lot 32, Pt Lot 33
    MunicipalityToronto
    Room 1Living
    Room 1 Desc 1Hardwood Floor
    Room 1 Desc 2French Doors
    Room 1 Length13.19
    Room 1 Width12.01
    Room 2Dining
    Room 2 Desc 1Hardwood Floor
    Room 2 Desc 2O/Looks Garden
    Room 2 Desc 3French Doors
    Room 2 Length9.61
    Room 2 Width14.99
    MLS#C1878098

    Location!Location!Location!Look No Further! Move Right In OrRenovate This Well Cared For Detached Family Home. Be A Part Of AnAmazing Community! Enjoy Being Steps Away From The Wychwood GreenBarns, Winter Outdoor Skating Rink, Summer Fun At Barns Playground& Splash Pad.Fabulous Solid Home Is Situated On Highly Desirable Street; With ALittle Updating, Create Your Family's Dream Home. Detached 2 CarGarage, 4 Car Parking, 3 Large Bedrooms, Main Floor Powder Room.Exclude: Foyer Chandelier.
    Broker: FOREST HILL REAL ESTATE INC., BROKERAGE

    Hillcrest Guide

    History

    Hillcrest was first settled in the 1840's by Robert John Turner, a reformer from England. The Turner house, named "Bracondale" stood where Hillcrest Park is today.  By 1884, a small village grew up on the edge of the Turner estate, at the intersection of Christie and Davenport. This settlement became known as Bracondale Village. The Village consisted mostly of farmers and a few stores. Its first postmaster was Frank Turner, the son of Robert Turner.

    In 1909, Bracondale Village was annexed by the City of Toronto. Shortly thereafter, Frank Turner's heirs subdivided the Bracondale estate and turned it into an exclusive subdivision named "Bracondale Hill Park".

    The Turner family retained ownership of the Bracondale house until 1937, when it was sold to the City and demolished in order to make room for Hillcrest Park.

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