Cross Streets: Springbank & Forest Hill AVe. ** Directions: from Wharncliffe -WEST onto springbank/horton. Follow past Duke, turn left/south SECOND driveway (first is exit only) (just before bridge & 2 storey yellow brick home at front) of 198 Springbank Dr/Cove Retirement Community. No sign on. This is a lifestyle choice for the 50+ only. The simple life. Are you looking for an easy-to-care-for, manageable place, not too big, with no neighbours immediately on the other side of the wall (as in apartment) - just a little landscaping, few flowers just to be pretty, plus a large covered deck to enjoy - this could be your answer. This unit is one bedroom, one full bathroom, with open concept Kitchen, Dining and Living room creating a great effect with slightly vaulted ceilings. Both the patio doors and entrance open onto large covered deck. Note this home was loved and cared for with its: vinyl siding; updated windows; some fresh paint; metal roof in about last 5 years; forced air gas furnace (2018); Interior air conditioning unit 2023; little shed; fridge 2022; gas stove 2018 (needs range hood exterior vent); Mohen kitchen tap; thermostat 2017; and freshly painted. Of course, the location is key. Easy and short commute to: shopping, restaurants, parks, Coffee shops/Tims, trails, buses and more. In the park, this unit backs onto some of The Park's lawn (vs directly onto another unit). Your parking spot is right in front of this home. Yes, you pay monthly fee for use of land/landlease, portion of property taxes, water & services (common area snow removal & grass cutting) in the Park to Cove Mobile Home Park, & as they say this could be "Retirement at its Best". Subject to change. You must be 50+ years old to successfully own in this Park - their approval is part of the buying process. It is an as-is sale. All dates are estimate or approximate. This is an affordable lifestyle choice for the 50+. Note: park rules do not permit renting, nor large dogs. Park to approve a buyer. Year round living or be a snow bird - your choice? (id:27476)
