If you fancy taking in some open houses in Toronto this weekend, here are some to watch out for. openhouse realestate realestatenews
Buyers and sellers alike have emerged from hibernation, withFrom High Park to the Upper Beaches, the Annex to Lawrence Park, dozens of homes across the city have hit the market in recent days, many of which are hosting open houses.
Whether you’re actively searching for your next home or just want to see what’s currently on the market, here are five open houses to check out in Toronto this weekend.Although it’s just a block from Bloor Street West, this High Park home offers the peace and quiet of a suburban street. Recently renovated from top to bottom, the home boasts a coveted wood burning fireplace and a beautiful blue kitchen.
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