201 Concord Avenue, Toronto, ON M6H 2P2

About this property

Oh my lord, opportunity on Concord. What do we have here? A late-1800s Victorian, approx 1,700 SF (not including basement), with every Victorian feature you've been wishing for. Archways, ceiling height that won't quit, wood details, high original baseboards, warm original hardwood, a midcentury kitchen, mudroom, front vestibule, an private yard, and curb appeal that'll have you grinning like a Victorian business tycoon. So come on in, friends! 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large principal rooms, and room to grow with a massive neutral lower level. Step through the vestibule and those ceilings hit you first. The original stair banister catches your eye, pairing with the wood floors. Living and dining share an original fireplace as their focal point, flowing together in that open-concept way while still giving you the division of space that, let's be honest, has comeback. The kitchen will impress seriously. Midcentury cabinets, clean lines, all the way to the ceiling and genuinely in great shape. Walk through the mudroom to the yard and feast your eyes on all the west-end privacy you can handle. 2nd level brings more wood flooring and 3 great-sized bed, especially the front and middle. Did you catch that little widow's lookout? I mean, come on! The full family bath is ready to use or reimagine. And up to the... 3rd level?? Yes, and this one has legs. Huge space, built-in closets, and a large flat room just waiting for you to plan your future ensuite and walk-in. The lower level is open, large, with a 2-piece bath. Just waiting for your family room, playroom, or in-law suite. This is a special home. It captures the neighbourhood, and you can literally feel the love poured into it over the years. About the location? You're literally in the middle of it all Ossington, Trinity Bellwoods, Dufferin Grove, Bloordale, with the schools, shops, restaurants, and all the vibes that come with it. So come on over. Offers anytime. (Some mages AI)

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