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North Country Unfading Green project (1 Post Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

North Country Unfading Green project (1 Post Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

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Located in Canada’s most affluent neighborhood, the Bridle Path, is often referred to as “Millionaire’s Row” or “Toronto’s Beverly Hills”.  Often misspelled as “Bridal Path”, its name Bridle Path came about because of the equestrian paths used by many of the original estate owners prior to development.  In 1937, E P Taylor, a Canadian business tycoon and famous thoroughbred race horse breeder purchased a large lot in the Bridle Path and called his farm Windfields.  He would later become famous as the owner/breeder of the great horse, Northern Dancer!

One Post Road is right at the corner of Bayview and Post Road, an impressive 42 unit luxurious condominium with limestone exterior, stately circular drive and beautiful Unfading Green slate roof!  We supplied 220 squares of our North Country Unfading Green  (18” x 10” x ¼”) back in 2001.

Homes in this area range from $5 million to $20 million.  Just in case you were curious…..a 4000 square foot condo unit could be yours for a cool $4 million!

By     Jan 7th, 2015
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Sheena Owen

Sheena Owen began working for North Country Slate on October 12, 1999. Started as the Sales Coordinator and transitioned to a Sales Representative. Daily duties include providing customer service, new business development, inside sales, handling all cross-border customs issues/documentation, arranging shipments, health and safety representation and social media marketing. Sheena graduated from the University of Guelph in 1992 with a BA in English and Drama and in 1995 graduated with a Diploma in Radio and Television Broadcasting from Centennial College. Sheena’s first job was the Executive Producer’s Assistant for TV shows including Robocop, F/X The Series and Nikita. She went on to becoming an Assistant Manager at Eddie Bauer. In her spare time, Sheena enjoys traveling, gardening and hikes with family and friends.
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