16 Elise Terrace in Toronto: Newtonbrook West House for sale (Toronto C07) : MLS®# C12375203
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Renovated With 3+2 Bedrooms & 3 Bathrooms! Open Concept Layout! 2,190Sqft Living Space! (1,240Sqft+950Sqft) Separate Entrance To Basement Apartment! Potential Rental Income of $3,000 + $1,900 + Utilities! Built-In Garage! Eat-In Kitchen With Centre Island & Granite Countertop, Open Concept Living & Dining Room, Pot Lights Throughout Main Floor, 126ft Deep Lot With Private Backyard, Luxury Stucco Front, Steps To Bathurst & Steeles, Minutes To Finch TTC Subway Station, Finch GO-Bus, Centerpoint & Promenade Mall, Hwy 400, 404 & 401
Property Type:
Residential Freehold
Property Sub Type:
Semi-Detached
Home Style:
Bungalow-Raised
Total Approx Floor Area:
1100-1500
Depth:
126'38.4 m
Frontage:
30'3"9.22 m
Direction Faces:
East
Bedrooms:
3+2
Bathrooms:
3.0
Water supply:
Municipal
Kitchens:
2
Kitchens in Basement:
1
Bedrooms Above Grade:
3
Bedrooms Below Grade:
2
Kitchens Above Grade:
1
Rooms Above Grade:
6
Rooms Below Grade:
2
Heating type:
Forced Air
Heating Fuel:
Gas
Foundation:
Unknown
Roof:
Asphalt Shingle
Basement:
Separate Entrance, Apartment
Fireplace/Stove:
No
Garage:
Built-In
Garage Spaces:
1.0
Parking Features:
Private
Parking Spaces:
1
Total Parking Spaces:
2.0
Family Room:
No
Possession Details:
Tba
Pool:
None
HST Applicable To Sale Price:
Not Subject to HST
Taxes:
$4,976.97 /
2025
Assessment:
$- /
-
Toronto C07
Newtonbrook West
Toronto
Park, Public Transit, Rec./Commun.Centre, School, Fenced Yard, Other
Other
No Rentals!
2019 Renovated! Furnace 2019, Kitchen Renovation 19, Fridge 19, Built-in Microwave 19, Dishwasher 19, Laminate Flooring 19, Pot Lights 19, 2,190Sqft (1,240Sqft+950Sqft) Living Space! 3+2 Bedrooms & 3 Bathrooms! Separate Entrance To Basement Apartment, Potential Rental Income of $3,000 + $1,900 + Utilities! 126ft Deep Lot With Private Backyard!
Stucco (Plaster), Brick
Floor
Type
Size
Other
Main
Living Room
17'9"5.41 m × 11'6"3.51 m
Combined w/Dining, Overlooks Frontyard, Pot Lights
Data was last updated September 13, 2025 at 02:15 AM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
14
Avg list price:
$1,093,500
Min list price:
$699,000
Max list price:
$3,800,000
Avg days on market:
10
Min days on market:
1
Max days on market:
84
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
Toronto C07. Average values are
derived using median calculations. This data is not produced by the MLS® system.
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What to Expect from the Cheapest Homes in Toronto
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FAQs – Cheapest House for Sale in Toronto
1. What is the lowest price for a house in Toronto right now? As of this month, listings can start as low as $500,000, especially in areas needing renovation or further from the downtown core.
2. Are cheap houses in Toronto a good investment? Yes, if you’re willing to renovate or rent. Properties under market value tend to appreciate faster when updated.
3. Can I get a mortgage for a fixer-upper home? Absolutely. Some lenders offer renovation financing options for older or distressed homes.
4. What type of buyer usually targets low-priced homes? First-time buyers, flippers, and long-term investors looking to add value are most common.