191 Millwick Dr
Toronto, Humber Summit
Cross St: Millwick Dr & Islington Ave
Other | 2-Storey | Freehold
$1,329,777/ For Sale
Taxes : $5,289/2023
Bed : | Bath : 0
Details | 191 Millwick Dr
Excellent investment Opportunity, 2 Legal Apartments, One Commercial Unit Plus One. Excellent Location For A New Or Established Business, Easy Access To Major Highways Such As 401 & 400, Transit. Storefront Unit On The Main Floor, 2 Bedroom and 1 Bedroom Apartments On 2nd Floor Plus 3 Bedroom Apartment on the Basement that can Be Leased Separately Or Together with the main floor. All the units are rented. (Basement - $2,000) (2-Bed Upper level - $1,850), (Commercial Unit - $2,750), (1-Bed Upper level - $1,700).
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Neighbourhood Details: Humber Summit
Humber Summit is a neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is one of the northernmost neighbourhoods in Toronto, located in the North York district of the city. It is bounded by Steeles Avenue to the north, Duncanwoods Dr to the east, Finch Avenue to the south, and follows the Humber River (east branch) to the west.
Character
In the 1840s, Humber Summit began as a pioneer community, centred on the grist and saw mills. However, as the city boundaries crept closer, the area evolved into a resort community, called Riverbend Park. It became home to a large number of Toronto residents who built cottages on the banks of the Humber River. When Hurricane Hazel hit Toronto in 1954, a large number of the cottages were swept away by the overflowing river.
Today, Humber Summit is a middle class community. It contains a significant, well-established Italian community, but has also become the home for new East Indian and Asian families. The residences are generally semi-detached backsplits with built-in garages. Adding to the character of the suburban post-World War II 1960s homes are front porches decorated with cast-iron railings, and elaborate front archways.
The Toronto Public Library branch located at 2990 Islington Ave., Toronto, ON M9L 2K6, is named "Humber Summit Library" in memory of the area's fair beginnings. Officially opened by the North York Public Library Board, 15 May 1974. First branch in North York to be in a shared facility with another community agency (the North York Parks and Recreation Department.)
- Source: en.wikipedia.org
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