Property Summary

Located close to the intersection of Pine Valley and Embassy, 54 Embassy Dr is a 3 bedrooms 4 washrooms Detached. The unit has a Double Attached Parking Spaces. Living Room, Dinning Room, Kitchen, Breakfast Room and Foyer are on the Main floor; Primary Bedroom, second bedroom and third bedroom are on the second floor; Recreation Room and Cold/Cant are in the basement.

Location

Community Overview

54 Embassy Dr is at the Heart of East Woodbridge Community. The Community of East Woodbridge runs from Highway 400 east to Rutherford Road in the North, Humber River on the west, and Highway 7 and Highway 407 in the south. It borders Pine Valley Business Park and the Concord industry district, where countless storefronts and office buildings provide plenty of job opportunities for Vaughan's residents. East Woodbridge is one of the earliest developed communities in Vaughan, and some real estate dates back to the early 1960s. In past 3 months, 23 Detached homes were sold at average of $1.94M. Most of the remaining residents were of descent from other European countries, and also Indian, Portuguese, Chinese, and Vietnamese. Highway 7 passes through the southern boundary of East Woodbridge, allowing residents access to the Vaughan Subway station at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre via timely public transit. Several community parks, including Giovanni Caboto Park, Jersey Creek Park, Weston Downs Park, and more, furnish residents with walking trails, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, basketball courts, outdoor skating rinks, and children's playgrounds. Residents are fortunate to have Vaughan Mills Mall, one of Canada's largest outlet malls, at the Community's northeast corner. East Woodbridge is one of the best communities in Vaughan, given its strategic location. Proximity to Vaughan Metropolitan Center, an emerging Vaughan downtown poised to be the financial, innovation, and cultural center of Vaughan, East Woodbridge is undoubtfully on the top of the list for families to live.

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