Dreaming of a home in the city that’s also environmentally friendly? This Rarely Offered 4 Bedroom, 5 Bathroom Freehold Townhome in the family-oriented neighbourhood of Cliffcrest is waiting for you to call it home! Master-planned by Monarch Homes and the City of Toronto Economic Development Corp, this Green Home boasts 2,094 sqft of living space, beautiful hardwood floors on the main floor, open-concept living and dining areas. The spacious and bright kitchen and breakfast area features a floor to ceiling window that opens up to balcony railing overlooking the backyard. It is generously equipped with rows of light honey-coloured oak cabinets and cupboards, and granite countertops all throughout, including a handsome granite centre table, and a coffee area. A customized backsplash specially designed and installed by a visual artist adds to the elegance of the space. Big windows on both sides so you can enjoy both the sunrise and sunset. A Walk-Out to your deck for entertaining and a good-sized backyard for gardening. Freshly painted throughout, 4 spacious bedrooms, new floors on the 3rd Floor, bathrooms available in all levels and a Rec Room in the basement. Close to many amenities, parks, schools and easy access to transportation with TTC just a walking distance and minutes to GO Stations taking you to the Downtown Core.

87 National Street has been accorded an official Leader in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification. LEED is the world’s most widely used green building/home rating system. It provides a framework for healthy, highly efficient and cost-saving building, which offers environmental and social benefits.

The LEED rating system has seven areas of concentration: sustainable sites, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials and resources, indoor management quality, locations and linkages, and innovation and design.

In essence, the house has good internal air circulation and effective anti-noise pollution construction design, and building materials that are effective barriers to outside temperatures, thus minimizing extreme heat and cold weather, as experienced by the original homeowners in the 15 years they lived in the house.