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This Rare Victorian Style freehold town home is located in the heart of the now booming King West Village. Walk to trendy shops such as Pavilion, and Lu Lu Lemon, Dine at Habitat and Noce, have dessert at Dufflet pastries and relax with some Yoga at Downward Dog. Build approx. 7 years ago, this 3 storey home provides a great alternative to downtown condo living without the fees. It stands among a community of 25 Towns and contains features and finishes which include:

A built in garage with an electric opener, open concept design with 10.5 foot ceilings with accented cornice moldings and hard wood floors on the main floor, a gas fireplace, Premium Stainless Steel Appliances, a gas stove, granite counters, double sink in kitchen. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, the master bedroom; which is the entire 3rd floor with an en-suite that has a jacuzi Tub and a separate 2 person shower. The room allow for lots of natural light with its 2 skylights and the french doors to the walkout balcony.

This home is a great investment for people who like the idea of living in a house a want the lifestyle of living in the heart of downtown.

ABOUT THE AREA

The "Niagara" area is a mixed residential and industrial neighbourhood. It is now in transition however as the trend is towards more residential accomodations and less industry. Niagara's Second Empire row-houses and cosy one storey 'Ontario Cottages' were built in the 1870's and 1880's. The Niagara neighbourhood also contains pockets of newer townhouse and urban loft developments that reflect the renewed demand for housing in this historic Toronto neighbourhood.

The physical and social centre of Niagara is Stanley Park, a multi-recreational facility that is well used by area residents. Niagara offers convenient access to Toronto's business and entertainment districts. It is also very handy to the Skydome, Exhibition Place, the Harbourfront, and the Toronto Islands.

Queen Street West provides Niagara residents with an eclectic mix of antique shops, art galleries, bookstores, fashion stores, natural food markets and restaurants. King Street also has stores and restaurants that serve the day-to-day needs of Niagara residents.

Niagara is a close knit neighbourhood with its own small community centre located on the Stanley Park grounds. This centre is used for local residents meetings, community based programming and social functions.

Stanley Park is a favourite neighbourhood meeting place. It contains two baseball diamonds, two tennis courts, a soccer field, a small outdoor pool, and a children's playground.

Fort York located on Garrison Road was the scene of the bloody Battle of York during the War of 1812. Today this important Toronto landmark serves as a museum where knowledgeable historical interpreters, wearing period costumes, conduct tours and demonstrate historical activities. Fort York also contains a variety of exhibits and displays.

Regular streetcar service runs on Queen Street, King Street, and Bathurst Street.

Motorists are just minutes from the Gardiner Expressway and Lake Shore Boulevard