Colonel Sanders' Former Mississauga Home Hits Market at $1.5M
Colonel Sanders' Former Mississauga Home Listed for $1.5M

The one-time Mississauga home of David Harland Sanders, famously known as Colonel Sanders, the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (now KFC), has been listed for sale. The property, located at 1337 Melton Drive near Dixie Road and The Queensway, is priced at $1,499,999.

A Piece of Fast Food History

Colonel Sanders and his wife Claudia moved to the Lakeview area of Mississauga in 1965. They resided there part-time so he could oversee his Canadian franchises. According to Visit Mississauga, Sanders was often seen in his signature white suit while making appearances on this side of the border. The modest side-split home has since been updated but retains its unique character.

Modern Upgrades and Features

The listing from Meta Realty Inc. describes the home as "move-in ready and truly one of a kind." It offers over 2,000 square feet of finished living space, including four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, two laundry areas, and multiple family rooms. The layout is ideal for growing families, multi-generational living, or an in-law suite setup.

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A significant addition to the home, partially designed by Jane Lockhart, was completed in 2014. The bright, open-concept kitchen serves as the heart of the residence, connecting seamlessly to the main living area, den, and dining room. The private main-floor primary bedroom retreat features an accessible ensuite bathroom with a skylight and heated flooring.

Additional Highlights

  • Three additional bedrooms and a full bathroom on the top floor
  • Lower level with a large recreation room, another full bathroom, a second laundry area, and an expansive utility room
  • Beautifully landscaped gardens, a private backyard patio, front and rear irrigation systems, and a powered garden shed
  • Upgrades including heaters on soffits, central vacuum, a backup generator, electrical sliding back doors, and two fireplaces

An open house is scheduled for Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. This historic property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of fast-food history while enjoying modern comforts in a sought-after Mississauga neighborhood.

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