Fantastic opportunity for ownership with income potential or multi-family living to keep the family close by. This renovated three-bedroom bungalow features a beautiful six-month view of Lake Ontario. The home has a newer main floor kitchen with quartz counters and stainless steel appliances four newer bathrooms, with a separate side entrance to a self-contained three-bedroom basement unit with mutual laundry, a quartz kitchen and two bathrooms. You’ll be steps to the Scarborough Bluffs, great parks, walking trails, Variety Village, Birchmount Recreation Centre, TTC and just a short drive to downtown!! Just a short walk to the Scarboro Bluffs Tennis Club, splash pad, trails and Killer Hill Hike. Don’t miss the unobstructed views of green space and Lake Ontario.

A beautiful neighbourhood with a consistent population and great recreation options. Homes in Birchcliffe-Cliffside are mostly single-detached houses built in the post–World War II period. Families, retirees, and established professionals enjoy living here. You’ll love the great schools and the views of Lake Ontario from the Scarborough Bluffs.

The development of the area began in 1895 when the Toronto Hunt Club established its home here, at a time when the region was mostly farmland and woodland. One notable part of the neighbourhood is the former Birch Cliff Quarry. By the early 1950s, during the post–World War II era and the baby boom, Cliffside emerged as a large-scale suburban housing subdivision. This period saw farmland subdivided to meet the growing demand for homes. South of Kingston Road, the land previously served as a golf course. While most homes were built during this era, some were constructed earlier, as Birch Cliff to the west had already begun developing.

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