Offered For Sale For The First Time In Decades. One Family Has Called It Home For Many Years - You Can Still Feel It In The Grape Vines That Climb The Rear Yard Each Summer, In A House That Has Quietly Watched Trinity-Bellwoods Grow Up Around It. Built In 1885, This Semi-Detached Home Carries The Bones Of Its Era. Hardwood And Parquet Floors, A Bay Window Catching The Afternoon Light.

Four Bedrooms, A Study, And Three Bathrooms Unfold Across Two Storeys And A Finished, Tiled Lower Level, With A Third Kitchen Upstairs And Separate Entrance.Out Back, A Deep Lot Runs To A Detached Two-Car Garage On The Laneway - A Certified Laneway Feasibility Letter Confirms The Site Qualifies Under Toronto's Changing Lanes Program For A Laneway House Up To 1,455 Sq Ft Over Two Storeys. Steps From Trinity Bellwoods Park And Its Summer Art Crawl, With Pizzeria Badiali Right Around The Corner. A Short Walk To The Boutiques, Galleries, And Restaurants Of Queen West And The Ossington Strip. One Of Toronto's Most Walkable, Most Storied West-End Pockets, With The Kind Of Streetscape People Move Here To Keep.