Bungalow sells to open-house attendee $75,000 below asking
A bungalow in Toronto sold for $1.13 million, which is $75,000 below its asking price of $1.205 million. The property attracted nearly a dozen interested buyers during open houses, despite a lack of booked showings. The agent noted that the bungalow's move-in readiness made it a rare find in the neighborhood.
- ▪The bungalow was listed at $1.205 million and sold for $1.13 million.
- ▪It was on the market for 14 days before a buyer was found.
- ▪The property features a large corner lot, a kidney-shaped pool, and a double garage.
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Open this photo in gallery:The Weir TeamShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free Account146 Queenslea Ave., Toronto Asking price: $1,205,000 (February, 2026)Selling price: $1.13-million (March, 2026)Taxes: $5,082 (2025)Days on the market: 14Listing agent: Matthew Shortt, the Weir Team THE ACTION Open this photo in gallery:The Weir TeamThis three-bedroom bungalow was put up for sale at just over $1.2-million, a price deemed appropriate given assets such as an attached double garage, a private driveway that could fit four cars and a kidney-shaped in-ground pool.Nearly a dozen interested parties, from inventors to first-time buyers, attended open houses to take a closer look at the house on a 71- by 100-foot corner lot near highways 400 and 401.
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