Toronto home filled with vintage art and overlooking ravine selling at just over $2M

A Toronto home is being sold with a unique feature - a collection of post-Soviet artwork. The house, located at 29 Farmcote Rd, is described as a mid-century suburban bungalow with a rare collection of art. The property's listing highlights its architectural history and ravine setting.

The home's design and artwork are notable aspects of the property, with the owner's daughter mentioning that the house has been staged but still features much of the original decor. The property's history and updates are also mentioned, including a previous owner's redesign of the floor plan.

The specifics of the property's listing, including its price and features, are not fully detailed in the available information. However, it is mentioned that the property is listed for a significant amount and features a unique combination of architectural history, private art collection, and ravine setting.

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This property may be of interest to individuals looking for a unique home in Toronto, particularly those who appreciate architectural history and art. The property's ravine setting and proximity to amenities are also notable features.

Readers looking for more information on this property or others like it should consult the original listing or contact a real estate agent for more details.

Original reporting: blogTO