20 Kaake Rd, King
$2,238,000 - 3 Beds, 4 Baths
MLS® # N5899525
HOMELIFE SUPERSTARS REAL ESTATE LIMITED, BROKERAGE
King City
About King City
King Township is the largest municipality in York Region, with the smallest population with personal income being some of the highest in York Region. Located just 45 minutes from downtown Toronto, it has three main villages, King City, Nobleton and Schomberg, and each village has its own unique character and charm, and strong sense of community amazing places to live!
Real Estate Statistics
Total Listings
145
Average Price
$2,163,792
Highest Price
$19,500,000
Lowest Price
$1
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ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS, BROKERAGE
HAMMOND INTERNATIONAL PROPERTIES LIMITED, BROKERAGE
SUTTON GROUP INCENTIVE REALTY INC., BROKERAGE
HOMELIFE LANDMARK REALTY INC., BROKERAGE
CENTURY 21 PERCY FULTON LTD., BROKERAGE
About King City
King Township is the largest municipality in York Region, with the smallest population (with personal income being some of the highest in York Region). Located just 45 minutes from downtown Toronto, it has three main villages, King City, Nobleton and Schomberg, and each village has its own unique character and charm, and strong sense of community amazing places to live!
Because of its rolling hills and the Oak Ridges Moraine, King is a great place to raise a family and is popular destination for visitor cyclists and hikers. King is in the heart of horse country, and great place for riding schools. King is home for 7 world-class golf courses, year round trails, recreation centres.
King is home to the Holland Marsh specialty crop area, one of two Specialty Crop Areas in Ontario and is a recognized producer of a significant percentage of the vegetables grown in the province. The annual value of the carrots grown in the Marsh is estimated at $130 million, the onions are worth $160 million, and the salad greens are worth $160 million. Approximately 90% of all Asian vegetables eaten in Ontario are grown in the Marsh. Greenhouses produce vegetables and ornamental flowers year-round.
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