6 Jean Street, Toronto, ON M4W 3A7

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Imagine coming home every day to your dream house in coveted North Rosedale. Reimagined for modern living & ideally priced at an entry level to one of Toronto's most prestigious neighbourhoods, this detached, fully renovated home offers unbeatable quality and value. Quietly tucked on a dead-end street, 6 Jean St. offers the rare combination of thoughtful design, turnkey condition, & an unbeatable lifestyle w/ amazing neighbours and a community that is enduring & welcoming. Taken down to the studs & completely rebuilt in 2014 by Bravehart Building, this home blends timeless character with a clean, contemporary edge. Inside, the main floor is bright, open, & designed for how people live today. A large living room with bay windows, a Stuv wood-burning fireplace, & custom built-ins flows effortlessly into an oversized dining area & a sleek, fully equipped kitchen w/ Caesarstone counters, marble backsplash, & a full suite of built-in KitchenAid appliances, incl.: a gas cooktop & wine fridge. Luxury Pella doors open to a private backyard w/ a cedar deck-perfect for summer nights & easy entertaining. Upstairs has three generously sized bedrooms, including a primary suite w/ custom closets & spa-inspired ensuite w/heated floors. A versatile third-floor loft creates the ideal fourth bedroom, home office, or creative space. The bright lower level, renovated in 2022, offers incredible kids' play space, above-grade windows, flexible living options & a bathroom rough-in. The location truly sets this home apart. Walk to Rosedale & Chorley Park in minutes & down to the Evergreen Brick Works for the farmers market each week, or simply stroll to Summerhill Market & all the shops in the stretch. Steps to the city's best public schools, Whitney P.S. or O.L.P.H or minutes to Branksome Hall or the TTC w/ easy access to York, U.C.C., R.S.G.C and more, this turnkey, design-forward home is an incredibly smart entry into Rosedale - truly the perfect move!

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