Renovated Victorian With Original Charm - Perfectly Downtown

Not your average Toronto renovation! No grey in sight! The house was built in 1904 and has been tastefully renovated with many original details kept intact - much to the contractors protest. Open concept main floor; including living room with fireplace and builtins, dining room, hidden powder room and the focal point chef's kitchen featuring marble countertops and marble shelf. The white walls are a blank canvas for you to make your own. Central located original staircase which breaks up the main floor, could be used to replicate the Von Trapp "So Long, Farewell" scene. All furniture pieces within have been tastefully and thoughtfully placed by an interior designer in a neutral yet interested way. Moving upstairs floors, door and door frames are original and the main hallway features a unique curve. This floor especially benefits from the natural light from sunrise to sunset (west to east facing). There are 3 rooms plus a bathroom which features floor to ceiling tiles. The top floor has been reimagined into a dream primary escape. Ceilings that are sloped, exposed brick and original flooring throughout. A custom window wall which has been seamlessly integrated with the original banister provides privacy from the rest of the house. Parking for 2 cars is included in the back off a laneway. Parking is available 9am - 4pm on the street directly outside the house. Or special permit parking is available on Harbord. Laneway access makes it especially easy for equipment transport. 7 minute walk from Ossington Station Custom window coverings throughout. Currently nothing is attached to any wall. All furniture can be used or removed 4 toilets Full house use