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![Last week it was speculation but with today's announcement from the Queen it is official, the Sussexes are coming to Canada!
It's been a topic of conversation within the team since last week when, through our London connections, the Sunday Times Homes reporter, Hugh Graham, contacted Katie to get her thoughts on where should they look if they were shopping with $4,000,000 CDN in Toronto.
There were a lot more thoughts than this, because it's Katie and we know she has thoughts, but these were the remarks noted in the centre spread of the Home section this weekend in London:
Katie Rennie, an agent at Chestnut Park Real Estate, a Christie’s affiliate, [She] thinks the couple would be more likely to look in Moore Park, a leafy midtown neighbourhood where many of the detached family houses back onto ravines. It’s home to Meghan’s best friend, Jessica Mulroney, the stylist and daughter-in-law of the former Canadian PM Brian Mulroney, and was the setting of Atwood’s 1988 novel Cat’s Eye, about Toronto mean girls. Chestnut Park is marketing a five-bedder there for $4.895m.
Moore Park is next to Rosedale, a Waspy enclave of Victorian and Edwardian mansions, and one of the few areas in the city where historic architecture is protected. “The grandes dames sell for $6m-$10m,” says Rennie, although an eight-bedroom home with a coach house sold last year for $15m. Locals shop at Summerhill Market, an epicurean grocery store that would keep Meghan in bone broth and cauliflower rice. Not far away are Gee Beauty, Meghan’s favourite skincare place, and the Italian restaurant Terroni, another of her favourites — she loves the peperoncini piccanti.
Please check our website for the full article, and if you're in the market call us about that "five-bedder", it's stunning!
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