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38 COCKBURN DR., TORONTO

ASKING PRICE $460,000

SELLING PRICE $460,000

TAXES $3,298 (2011)

DAYS ON THE MARKET 12

LISTING AGENT Heather Lemieux, Royal LePage Connect Realty

The Action: In the Port Union community along Lake Ontario, this classic detached residence logged over 30 visitors with private showings midweek and numerous realtors at an agents-only open house.

What They Got: This two-storey house is fairly secluded on a 50-by-110-foot lot fronting onto a winding street and backing onto an in-ground pool surrounded by perennial gardens and mature trees.

Over time, this 1970s residence was updated and expanded with a new roof, windows and family room addition with a wood-burning fireplace, slate floors and sliding doors to a solarium and fenced-in pool.

Original sections of the home include a main-floor den, combined living and dining area and an eat-in kitchen, along with four bedrooms upstairs and a lower-level recreation room.

Conveniences include two bathrooms, a central vacuum system and a double garage.

The Agent's Take: "A lot of what sold this was the neighbourhood," says agent Heather Lemieux.

"It's the only area in the whole city surrounded on three sides by water and has no high-rises. The GO Train station, the beach and Rouge Park … is very close by, and so is the new aquatics centre for the Pan Am Games."

Buyers also liked the extra space available for recreation. "[Previous owners] put an addition on the back and there was also a swimming pool," Ms. Lemieux. said. "[The solarium] was a three-seasons one and it was nice you could sit there and look out at the pool."

Editor's Note: Done Deals contain information gathered from real estate agents, home buyers, home sellers and sale price data that is publicly available from government sources. While we try to publish Done Deals as soon as possible after the transaction has occurred, long closings can cause delays.

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