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Demand Annex location!

Rebuilt better than new with quality finishes

4/5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 4 walk out decks


Self contained teen suite


Skylights and 2nd floor laundry room


Exposed brick walls and fireplace
New roof with copper accents


Stainless steel appliances


Ample closet/storage space

This exceptional downtown home has been totally gutted and rebuilt better than new. The open concept main floor has a fireplace and exposed brick walls. It is bright and airy with oversized windows & walkouts to decks. There is a convenient laundry room on the second floor, as well as in the basement. Custom wood finishes throughout give it all the character of a heritage home. In addition, there is a lot of closet and storage spage.

Included in the purchase price are: all existing appliances, new roof, new plumbing (main and drains), wiring (200 amp panel), new mechanicals (hi-efficiency furnace & central air), 12' oak baseboards, crown mouldings, cedar decks, honed marble countertop, jetted tubs, leaded glass, and more.

ABOUT THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

This property is situated in the popular and vibrant Annex area, just on the border of the always trendy Yorkville district. The Annex is Toronto’s most heterogenous community, with residents that include successful business people, prominent artists, University of Toronto students and faculty members, and people from all walks of life. The neighborhood draws its energy from the U. of T. as well as from the bars, restaurants, and nightclubs that crowd together along Bloor Street. Many of the rooming house and multi-unit homes in the Annex have recently been converted back to single family houses reflecting the return to prominence of this historic Toronto neighborhood.

The area’s main shopping district is along Bloor Street. This stretch of store includes a hodgepodge of clothing boutiques, bookstores, food markets, restaurants and outdoor cafes. The Mirvish Village on Markham Street is a quaint collection of bookstores, art galleries, antique stores, and one-of-a-kind specialty stores.

Nearby, the Yorkville shopping district is widely-known as one of Canada’s pre-eminent shopping areas. Its fashion boutiques, jewellery stores, antique shops, art galleries, and specialty shops make this a popular destination for tourists, as well as Torontonians from all parts of the city.

Fitness enthusiasts in the Annex can get in shape at the U. of T.’s Athletic Centre or the recently renovated Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre at Bloor and Spadina. The Spadina Road Public Library offers a wide variety of programming for neighborhood residents.

This neighborhood is well-served by public transit, with subway stations at both Spadina and Bathurst on the Bloor-Danforth line, and at Dupont Street on the Yonge-University-Spadina line. Motorists are only minutes from Toronto’s business and entertainment districts, and have easy access to Avenue Road, Bloor Street, Spadina Road, and Dupont Street. It is a short drive to the Gardiner Expressway which connects with the Queen Elizabeth Way and the Don Valley Parkway.