32 Muir Drive, Scarborough Town Centre, ON M1M 3B4

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Welcome to this well-maintained detached bungalow on a large lot. Rarely does a 50 x 198 ft. lot become available in the prestigious Upper Bluffs pocket of Scarborough Village - south of Kingston Road, where quiet, tree-lined streets and high-value homes define one of Toronto's most sought-after east-end communities.The bright main floor features three bedrooms, a renovated eat-in kitchen, and generous living and dining areas with large windows flooding the space with natural light. Step through to a spacious deck overlooking a private, expansive backyard anchored by a magnificent mature maple. Recent upgrades include brand-new double-glazed windows throughout, a newer high-efficiency furnace, and refreshed kitchen finishes - move-in ready.The full-height basement, with its own separate entrance and the option for an additional full washroom, is offered in its current condition and is full of possibility: extended family living, a future income suite, or simply space to grow into on your own terms. The neighbourhood does the rest. G.P. Mackie, an elementary school, is a short, safe two-minute walk from your front door, its field nearly visible from the backyard. The prestigious Sir Wilfrid Laurier secondary school is a 15-minute walk. The community centre - with ice rink, theatre, and year-round programming - is a short walk, with Markington Square nearby for groceries, pharmacy, gym, and daily essentials.The historic Olde Stone Cottage Pub, Scarboro Golf & Country Club, and the celebrated Guild Park & Gardens are all minutes away. Many trails and ravine walks wind through the neighbourhood down to the Scarborough Bluffs and Lake Ontario, or drive nine minutes to Bluffer's Park beach and marina. Two GO stations - Scarborough and Guildwood - put Union Station well within reach, with quick highway access for everything else.A lot this size, on a street of this calibre, in a neighbourhood this established - it doesn't come available twice.

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