www.remaxinthehills.comMore Sellers TRUST Chris, CALL Chris, LIST with Chris, SELL with Chris than any other Realtor!!*

*based on listing units and/or dollar sales for the Caledon/ Mono area determined by an independent research firm from data drawn by the Toronto Real Estate Board through mid 2019.

Chris P. Richie, Broker of Record/Owner chris@remaxinthehills.com

Sean Anderson, Broker seananderson@remaxinthehills.com

Dale Poremba, Sales Representative dale@remaxinthehills.com

Philip Albin, Broker phil@remaxinthehills.com

Jennifer Unger, Sales Representative jenunger@remaxinthehills.com

Philip Albin

Sean Anderson

Jennifer UngerDale Poremba

Chris P. Richie

cont'd on page 2

March 2020

905-584-0234 519-942-02341-888-667-8299

933009 Airport Road, Caledon, ON L9W 2Z2

NOBODY SELLS MORE... FOR THE LAST 10+ YEARS!..* than Chris Richie

Independently Owned & OperatedIN THE HILLS INC. BROKERAGE

Serving CALEDON, MONO, ADJALA and surrounding areas

Many of us today are getting to the point where we are no longer tied to our jobs as to where we have to live. We are either retired, or retiring, or maybe just not having to run to an office as we can work from anywhere. This opens many opportunities and sometimes they can be overwhelming.We are at the stage in our lives where, the kids have moved out and doing their own thing. We don’t have a need or even desire for the large house or property or the work that comes along with it! Now what?The world is a large place. There are so many options within easy access to family, friends and commitments that we could be virtually anywhere in southern Ontario. Not surprisingly this becomes a very difficult decision for many. The choices are so wide, how do we decide?Do we want cottage country, a nice small town maybe, north, south…help! We have been limited all our lives as to where we have to live by work, family, kids etc. Now we are substantially freer to do what we want. But, what is that!If we have not had the chance to travel and spend time in some of these places, how can we possibly make a decision? Will we like it there? It was maybe nice when we were there to spend that afternoon, but can I live there? So much to decide.The other part of it is, do I want to sell the house, which is more, it is our home, if I can’t make a decision as to where to move? How can I sell with no place to go?These are all important considerations. Do you really want to buy in a foreign place and find out it is not right for you? Small towns farther from the GTA are typically

So Many Options

MOVE IN READY HOME4 bdrms, 3 baths, living rm w/hdwd flrs, fireplace & pot lights, upgraded kit. w/custom island & granite tops, master has w-in closet & 5 pc. ensuite, professionally fin. basement features rec. rm & family rm. 58x89 ft. lot, 2 car garage, fully fenced yard, inground irrigation system, walking distance to parks & trails in family friendly neighbourhood. Caledon East

WELCOME TO LEGACY PINES Raised bungalow, 2+1 bedrooms, 3 updated baths, great rm w/hdwd flrs, vaulted ceiling, fireplace & pot lights, dining rm w/coffered ceiling & hdwd flrs, eat-in kitchen has granite tops, master features 4 pc. ensuite & w-through closet to dressing rm, finished basement w/family rm, rec. rm, office & bath. Access to golf, tennis & trails. Private deck, 2 car gar & NEST. Caledon

YOU’LL BE SOLD ON US!

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Propane energy solutions

Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract. Each office independently owned and operated

905-584-0234 519-942-02341-888-667-8299

EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE BUNGALOW4 bdrms, 4 baths, living rm w/pot lights, hdwd flrs & w-out to above ground pool & extensive deck. Updated kitchen w/granite counters, island & hdwd flrs, master has 4 pc. ensuite & hdwd flors. Finished basement w/sep. entry, bath, games & rec. rms. 131x245 ft. lot, 2 car garage, loads of parking on circular driveway, gazebo, hot tub & work shop. Caledon

1 ACRE CUSTOM BUILT RETREAT4+1 bdrms, 4 baths, great rm w/African walnut flrs, 2 storey cathedral ceiling, window wall & gas fireplace, remodeled kitchen w/porcelain flrs, quartz counters & w-out to deck, master has w-in closet, 5 pc. ensuite & hardwood flrs, finished w-out basement w/rec. rm, kitchen & heated flr. 2 car garage, hot tub & hook up for generator. Caledon

$1,499,000

INCREDIBLE INGLEWOOD LOCATION4 bedrooms & main floor office, updated kitchen with granite counters, double ovens & 2 sinks. 2 stunning remodeled bathrooms, custom wood cabinetry over the gas fireplace in the family room & finished basement. 3 car garage with poly floor & Permastone driveway & steps. 32x14 ft. workshop with heated floor & 240 volts of power, also a large storage shed & potting shed to work the raised gardens. Relax & enjoy the flowers in the cedar cabana hot tub enclosure, 14 zone lawn irrigation system as well a 20 KW natural gas automatic generator that can power the whole house & hot tub. The quality & care that was poured into this home must be seen to be truly appreciated. Caledon

$1,419,000 $1,499,000

REFERRED BY REPUTATION FOR OVER 30 YEARS

Independently Owned & OperatedIN THE HILLS INC. BROKERAGE

Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract. Each office independently owned and operated

more difficult to sell. If you don’t like it there, can you recoup your investment without taking a loss out of your retirement monies? So what are my options?My first suggestion is, take some time to tour some of these areas. Go to a Bed and Breakfast where you can get a glimpse of local life. Maybe take a longer vacation there. However, it is still difficult to make an ultimate decision.There is one more sure way not to back yourself into a corner. Sell your property first, after which you know how much money you have to spend and what is left to invest. Typically our local homes will give you cash after buying, as they are worth more than you should have to spend. In doing this first there is less pressure on you to sell since you have no commitment on the other end, allowing you to hold out for the best price. Now, you have cash in hand…but don’t buy yet!Move to your new town first. Simply go rent. In this way you can get a much better understanding of an area over a longer period of time. If you don’t like it…it is easy to move again and you’ve lost

very little. If you do like it, you have cash in hand to make a good solid offer. You also have time to shop as you have a roof over your head, so you can wait til that perfect place comes available.The downside of course, is that this means you move more than once. If you are downsizing you probably are purging anyway. Moving twice with minimal cost is certainly the most financially prudent decision.Although this is one of many choices, I would love to sit and chat with you in great detail about your options. Part of a move, is understanding what choices you have, what your home is worth and how you can bring it all together. We will help you maximize the value in your property and steer you through what could otherwise be a frustrating course with options to overcome.Call me today and let’s start planning. We’ll help take if from a stressful situation to hopefully a more pleasant one.

Independently Owned & OperatedIN THE HILLS INC. BROKERAGE

SO MANY OPTIONS... cont'd from 1

BUYING A HOUSE is one of the biggest purchases you will make in your lifetime and a lot goes into the planning and finances of purchasing a home, especially if it is your first home. From a down-payment, to repairs & maintenance, to purchasing furniture and appliances, there are hidden expenses that one might not think of when in the home-buying process.1. Property/Land Transfer TaxThe Property Transfer Tax (PTT) or Land Transfer Tax (LTT) is one hefty expense that our RE/MAX Influencers agree is often unaccounted for in advance of the purchase. All provinces except for Alberta and Saskatchewan have this tax, which differs between provinces. In Toronto, home buyers must pay both a provincial and municipal LTT. BC, Ontario and Toronto, as well as Prince Edward Island, all offer rebates to first-time buyers to help offset the cost.2. Property Tax“At the time of purchase, the [property] tax owing by the seller has normally been accounted for with the clients, but not that it’s going to be due. If someone takes possession in October, they will pay the seller back for November and October, but then only have 6 months to save up 12 months worth of tax before it’s due. There is not enough discussion with buyers on this and given that they are normally ‘tapped out’ after the down payment and closing costs, it can be an unexpected bill if they haven’t owned a home before,” says Taylor Hack, RE/MAX River City, Edmonton, AB.3. InsuranceWhile home, fire and content insurance is usually an expense that is considered right away during the home buying process, there are other types of insurance that

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can be overlooked. These can include things like title insurance, life insurance and mortgage insurance can come as surprise unexpected costs. When planning and going through the numbers associated with purchasing a home, make sure you take all types of insurance into account.4. Home InspectionOne important thing that every homebuyer should have done is a home inspection on the property they are planning on purchasing. While some sellers may opt to have a pre-inspection done, it is always a good idea to have a home inspector look at the home to ensure that there are no issues with the land or structure of the home. The cost of a home inspection can often be overlooked, so it is important to remember to allocate a portion of your budget towards a home inspector when the time comes to purchase your home!5. GST/HSTWhile sales tax is generally only applicable to newly constructed houses and condos, as well as services related to the real estate transaction (such as agents’ commissions and legal fees) this cost is often overlooked – especially by first-time homebuyers. If you are looking at purchasing a new construction property, make sure you ask about the sales tax payable, and take the time to calculate it so you can budget for this amount.6. Legal FeesAnother expense that is often forgotten during the whirlwind process of purchasing a home is that of lawyer fees. The exact amount varies depending on the purchase price of the home and differs based on the lawyer/notary. The legal expenses also often include ordering a title search and registering title.When estimating the cost of buying a home, don’t forget to include legal fees in the total list of main costs that need to be considered!

March 23, 1752 Canada’s first newspaper, the Halifax Gazette is printed by John Bushell.1825 The latest census puts the population of Upper Canada (Ontario) at 157,923.

BE OUR GUESTat The National Home Show from

Friday March 13 to Sunday March 22 2020.ENERCARE CENTRE | EXHIBITION PLACE

We have complimentary RE/MAX VIP tickets available at our office.

Call 905-584-0234 or one of our team members to reserve and pick up your tickets today.

Enjoy the show on us!!

Our girl is having a baby! Her name is Blazing Shot, but we nicknamed her "Maya" - we bought her in 2016, then we were off

to the Mayan Riviera, hence the barn name!She is a Standardbred mare that raced until 2018 when we

decided to retire her and let her be a Momma. Maya is due to foal (11 months gestation) March 4. The sire (Dad's) name is Holiday

Road, so we might be looking forward to some cool names- but we need to see if its a colt or filly first- Stay Tuned for more pictures!

March 6, 1834 York reverts to its original name, Toronto & is incorporated as a city.March 31, 1949 Newfoundland officially enters Confederation.March 13, 2007 Census data collected the year before puts Canada’s population at 31, 612,897.

NOTABLE DATES in Canadian History

HORSING AROUND with Jennifer Unger, Sales Representative

UPCOMING EVENTSSUGARBUSH MAPLE SYRUP FESTIVAL 2020Saturday, 14 March | 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Terra Cotta Conservation Area 14452 Winston Churchill Blvd., Caledon ON | 905-877-1120Enjoy syrup-making demonstrations, live entertainment, family-friendly activities, taffy tasting and of course a plate of fresh pancakes with real maple syrup! Enjoy a full lineup of performers, and don’t forget to take some maple products home.All Ages | Adults $8.85 + HST, Children and seniors $5.75 + HST

CPL - CANADIAN RAPTOR CONSERVANCY SHOWMarch 17, 2020 | 2:00 p.m.35 Station Street Caledon, ONCanadian Raptor Conservancy presents live, free-flying birds of prey!  Get up close and personal with a variety of raptors including a hawk, falcon, owl, vulture and an eagle. Learn about their natural history, conservation, habitat and their important   role in nature.  You  will also meet some of the superstar birds from Wild Kratts! Caledon Public Lilbrary - Alton Branch 519.941.5480 programs@caledon.library.on.ca

DINNER & THEATRE NIGHTMarch 28, 2020 | 6:00 p.m.Inglewood United Church, 15672 McLaughlin Rd., Caledon, ONDinner served at the Inglewood United Church followed by the Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers presentation of Above and Beyond, a play by Robert Scott.Mortimer & Philomena run a hotel with their teenage daughter Alexus. This is no normal hotel. For one thing it’s a Bookshop. For another the owners and the clients are from Outer Space. When Men IN Black arrive in Inglewood what could possibly go wrong?Contact: Larry Flint for tickets by email inglewoodperformers@hotmail.com

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more difficult to sell. If you don’t like it there, can you recoup your investment without taking a loss out of your retirement monies? So what are my options?My first suggestion is, take some time to tour some of these areas. Go to a Bed and Breakfast where you can get a glimpse of local life. Maybe take a longer vacation there. However, it is still difficult to make an ultimate decision.There is one more sure way not to back yourself into a corner. Sell your property first, after which you know how much money you have to spend and what is left to invest. Typically our local homes will give you cash after buying, as they are worth more than you should have to spend. In doing this first there is less pressure on you to sell since you have no commitment on the other end, allowing you to hold out for the best price. Now, you have cash in hand…but don’t buy yet!Move to your new town first. Simply go rent. In this way you can get a much better understanding of an area over a longer period of time. If you don’t like it…it is easy to move again and you’ve lost

very little. If you do like it, you have cash in hand to make a good solid offer. You also have time to shop as you have a roof over your head, so you can wait til that perfect place comes available.The downside of course, is that this means you move more than once. If you are downsizing you probably are purging anyway. Moving twice with minimal cost is certainly the most financially prudent decision.Although this is one of many choices, I would love to sit and chat with you in great detail about your options. Part of a move, is understanding what choices you have, what your home is worth and how you can bring it all together. We will help you maximize the value in your property and steer you through what could otherwise be a frustrating course with options to overcome.Call me today and let’s start planning. We’ll help take if from a stressful situation to hopefully a more pleasant one.

Independently Owned & OperatedIN THE HILLS INC. BROKERAGE

SO MANY OPTIONS... cont'd from 1

BUYING A HOUSE is one of the biggest purchases you will make in your lifetime and a lot goes into the planning and finances of purchasing a home, especially if it is your first home. From a down-payment, to repairs & maintenance, to purchasing furniture and appliances, there are hidden expenses that one might not think of when in the home-buying process.1. Property/Land Transfer TaxThe Property Transfer Tax (PTT) or Land Transfer Tax (LTT) is one hefty expense that our RE/MAX Influencers agree is often unaccounted for in advance of the purchase. All provinces except for Alberta and Saskatchewan have this tax, which differs between provinces. In Toronto, home buyers must pay both a provincial and municipal LTT. BC, Ontario and Toronto, as well as Prince Edward Island, all offer rebates to first-time buyers to help offset the cost.2. Property Tax“At the time of purchase, the [property] tax owing by the seller has normally been accounted for with the clients, but not that it’s going to be due. If someone takes possession in October, they will pay the seller back for November and October, but then only have 6 months to save up 12 months worth of tax before it’s due. There is not enough discussion with buyers on this and given that they are normally ‘tapped out’ after the down payment and closing costs, it can be an unexpected bill if they haven’t owned a home before,” says Taylor Hack, RE/MAX River City, Edmonton, AB.3. InsuranceWhile home, fire and content insurance is usually an expense that is considered right away during the home buying process, there are other types of insurance that

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can be overlooked. These can include things like title insurance, life insurance and mortgage insurance can come as surprise unexpected costs. When planning and going through the numbers associated with purchasing a home, make sure you take all types of insurance into account.4. Home InspectionOne important thing that every homebuyer should have done is a home inspection on the property they are planning on purchasing. While some sellers may opt to have a pre-inspection done, it is always a good idea to have a home inspector look at the home to ensure that there are no issues with the land or structure of the home. The cost of a home inspection can often be overlooked, so it is important to remember to allocate a portion of your budget towards a home inspector when the time comes to purchase your home!5. GST/HSTWhile sales tax is generally only applicable to newly constructed houses and condos, as well as services related to the real estate transaction (such as agents’ commissions and legal fees) this cost is often overlooked – especially by first-time homebuyers. If you are looking at purchasing a new construction property, make sure you ask about the sales tax payable, and take the time to calculate it so you can budget for this amount.6. Legal FeesAnother expense that is often forgotten during the whirlwind process of purchasing a home is that of lawyer fees. The exact amount varies depending on the purchase price of the home and differs based on the lawyer/notary. The legal expenses also often include ordering a title search and registering title.When estimating the cost of buying a home, don’t forget to include legal fees in the total list of main costs that need to be considered!

March 23, 1752 Canada’s first newspaper, the Halifax Gazette is printed by John Bushell.1825 The latest census puts the population of Upper Canada (Ontario) at 157,923.

BE OUR GUESTat The National Home Show from

Friday March 13 to Sunday March 22 2020.ENERCARE CENTRE | EXHIBITION PLACE

We have complimentary RE/MAX VIP tickets available at our office.

Call 905-584-0234 or one of our team members to reserve and pick up your tickets today.

Enjoy the show on us!!

Our girl is having a baby! Her name is Blazing Shot, but we nicknamed her "Maya" - we bought her in 2016, then we were off

to the Mayan Riviera, hence the barn name!She is a Standardbred mare that raced until 2018 when we

decided to retire her and let her be a Momma. Maya is due to foal (11 months gestation) March 4. The sire (Dad's) name is Holiday

Road, so we might be looking forward to some cool names- but we need to see if its a colt or filly first- Stay Tuned for more pictures!

March 6, 1834 York reverts to its original name, Toronto & is incorporated as a city.March 31, 1949 Newfoundland officially enters Confederation.March 13, 2007 Census data collected the year before puts Canada’s population at 31, 612,897.

NOTABLE DATES in Canadian History

HORSING AROUND with Jennifer Unger, Sales Representative

UPCOMING EVENTSSUGARBUSH MAPLE SYRUP FESTIVAL 2020Saturday, 14 March | 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Terra Cotta Conservation Area 14452 Winston Churchill Blvd., Caledon ON | 905-877-1120Enjoy syrup-making demonstrations, live entertainment, family-friendly activities, taffy tasting and of course a plate of fresh pancakes with real maple syrup! Enjoy a full lineup of performers, and don’t forget to take some maple products home.All Ages | Adults $8.85 + HST, Children and seniors $5.75 + HST

CPL - CANADIAN RAPTOR CONSERVANCY SHOWMarch 17, 2020 | 2:00 p.m.35 Station Street Caledon, ONCanadian Raptor Conservancy presents live, free-flying birds of prey!  Get up close and personal with a variety of raptors including a hawk, falcon, owl, vulture and an eagle. Learn about their natural history, conservation, habitat and their important   role in nature.  You  will also meet some of the superstar birds from Wild Kratts! Caledon Public Lilbrary - Alton Branch 519.941.5480 programs@caledon.library.on.ca

DINNER & THEATRE NIGHTMarch 28, 2020 | 6:00 p.m.Inglewood United Church, 15672 McLaughlin Rd., Caledon, ONDinner served at the Inglewood United Church followed by the Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers presentation of Above and Beyond, a play by Robert Scott.Mortimer & Philomena run a hotel with their teenage daughter Alexus. This is no normal hotel. For one thing it’s a Bookshop. For another the owners and the clients are from Outer Space. When Men IN Black arrive in Inglewood what could possibly go wrong?Contact: Larry Flint for tickets by email inglewoodperformers@hotmail.com

C O TN V J D L K C X Q

A U D T T T N X D B G S EV O C J K R C D G A Q A K Q F B J

L H Y L I S C C O F Q L L O O X Y C OS L D F O W U L I L T F N E E R G K P R ZR M X G V Z E B J R A Q C X R R J C K V W

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www.remaxinthehills.comMore Sellers TRUST Chris, CALL Chris, LIST with Chris, SELL with Chris than any other Realtor!!*

*based on listing units and/or dollar sales for the Caledon/ Mono area determined by an independent research firm from data drawn by the Toronto Real Estate Board through mid 2019.

Chris P. Richie, Broker of Record/Owner chris@remaxinthehills.com

Sean Anderson, Broker seananderson@remaxinthehills.com

Dale Poremba, Sales Representative dale@remaxinthehills.com

Philip Albin, Broker phil@remaxinthehills.com

Jennifer Unger, Sales Representative jenunger@remaxinthehills.com

Philip Albin

Sean Anderson

Jennifer UngerDale Poremba

Chris P. Richie

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March 2020

905-584-0234 519-942-02341-888-667-8299

933009 Airport Road, Caledon, ON L9W 2Z2

NOBODY SELLS MORE... FOR THE LAST 10+ YEARS!..* than Chris Richie

Independently Owned & OperatedIN THE HILLS INC. BROKERAGE

Serving CALEDON, MONO, ADJALA and surrounding areas

Many of us today are getting to the point where we are no longer tied to our jobs as to where we have to live. We are either retired, or retiring, or maybe just not having to run to an office as we can work from anywhere. This opens many opportunities and sometimes they can be overwhelming.We are at the stage in our lives where, the kids have moved out and doing their own thing. We don’t have a need or even desire for the large house or property or the work that comes along with it! Now what?The world is a large place. There are so many options within easy access to family, friends and commitments that we could be virtually anywhere in southern Ontario. Not surprisingly this becomes a very difficult decision for many. The choices are so wide, how do we decide?Do we want cottage country, a nice small town maybe, north, south…help! We have been limited all our lives as to where we have to live by work, family, kids etc. Now we are substantially freer to do what we want. But, what is that!If we have not had the chance to travel and spend time in some of these places, how can we possibly make a decision? Will we like it there? It was maybe nice when we were there to spend that afternoon, but can I live there? So much to decide.The other part of it is, do I want to sell the house, which is more, it is our home, if I can’t make a decision as to where to move? How can I sell with no place to go?These are all important considerations. Do you really want to buy in a foreign place and find out it is not right for you? Small towns farther from the GTA are typically

So Many Options

MOVE IN READY HOME4 bdrms, 3 baths, living rm w/hdwd flrs, fireplace & pot lights, upgraded kit. w/custom island & granite tops, master has w-in closet & 5 pc. ensuite, professionally fin. basement features rec. rm & family rm. 58x89 ft. lot, 2 car garage, fully fenced yard, inground irrigation system, walking distance to parks & trails in family friendly neighbourhood. Caledon East

WELCOME TO LEGACY PINES Raised bungalow, 2+1 bedrooms, 3 updated baths, great rm w/hdwd flrs, vaulted ceiling, fireplace & pot lights, dining rm w/coffered ceiling & hdwd flrs, eat-in kitchen has granite tops, master features 4 pc. ensuite & w-through closet to dressing rm, finished basement w/family rm, rec. rm, office & bath. Access to golf, tennis & trails. Private deck, 2 car gar & NEST. Caledon

YOU’LL BE SOLD ON US!

$1,099,000$899,000

BU

SIN

ES

S COMM

UNITY

JOBS

TH INK LOCAL

SHOP LOCALLY with retailers or professionals that live and work in our area. Your dollars will help your neighbours, your community, and your town.

Our staff live and work in your neighbourhood.

KEVIN WEATHERBEE- ASSOCIATE DEALER

1-877-693-3776SERV

SALES INSTALLATI NO

ICE

Propane energy solutions

Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract. Each office independently owned and operated

905-584-0234 519-942-02341-888-667-8299

EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE BUNGALOW4 bdrms, 4 baths, living rm w/pot lights, hdwd flrs & w-out to above ground pool & extensive deck. Updated kitchen w/granite counters, island & hdwd flrs, master has 4 pc. ensuite & hdwd flors. Finished basement w/sep. entry, bath, games & rec. rms. 131x245 ft. lot, 2 car garage, loads of parking on circular driveway, gazebo, hot tub & work shop. Caledon

1 ACRE CUSTOM BUILT RETREAT4+1 bdrms, 4 baths, great rm w/African walnut flrs, 2 storey cathedral ceiling, window wall & gas fireplace, remodeled kitchen w/porcelain flrs, quartz counters & w-out to deck, master has w-in closet, 5 pc. ensuite & hardwood flrs, finished w-out basement w/rec. rm, kitchen & heated flr. 2 car garage, hot tub & hook up for generator. Caledon

$1,499,000

INCREDIBLE INGLEWOOD LOCATION4 bedrooms & main floor office, updated kitchen with granite counters, double ovens & 2 sinks. 2 stunning remodeled bathrooms, custom wood cabinetry over the gas fireplace in the family room & finished basement. 3 car garage with poly floor & Permastone driveway & steps. 32x14 ft. workshop with heated floor & 240 volts of power, also a large storage shed & potting shed to work the raised gardens. Relax & enjoy the flowers in the cedar cabana hot tub enclosure, 14 zone lawn irrigation system as well a 20 KW natural gas automatic generator that can power the whole house & hot tub. The quality & care that was poured into this home must be seen to be truly appreciated. Caledon

$1,419,000 $1,499,000

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