1846 Regency-Victorian Home In Historic Weston Village Toronto

This Cottage, as it was originally called, is the oldest house in the old Village of Weston in Toronto's north-west, where the streets and lots are wider and there is ample room for parking. It is situated on the west side of Rosemount and looks directly down William - a short street with other historic homes. Built pre-confederation in 1846, it's a solidly constructed three-bedroom Regency-Victorian style bungalow with 12' high ceilings. This charming centre-hall-plan home boasts original features such as crown moulding, stained glass, high baseboards, original doors and wide frames/trim. It has a sense of grandeur owing to its ample-sized principal rooms, high ceilings and original features. Recently laid 100% wood oak flooring means the floors do not creak. California shutters and custom made rad covers give this lovingly restored home a fresh, clean look. Freshly painted in heritage colours, the house Includes a compact country kitchen and full bathroom on the main floor. This house has great 'shui'. A back deck and a large, treed yard are also features. Please note: The lower level of this house may be considered for rent for an additional fee. It includes another 1000 square feet of space (ceilings are 6'2") with a comfortable sitting room, original white-washed stone walls, storage area, laundry and a 2nd full bathroom.