Quaint Detached In Wychwood Is Like A Cottage In The City

319 Wychwood Avenue has a loft above a vaulted living room, organic berry beds in the backyard, perennial gardens out front, and a private driveway that fits three cars.

It's three minutes on foot from Cedarvale Ravine, and it's asking $989,000. At this point in the Toronto market, that combination shouldn't exist.

The living room carries major aesthetic pull — a vaulted ceiling, custom built-ins, the loft overhead giving the space a height and personality that homes in this range rarely have. Light comes in from all four sides, and hardwood runs throughout. More than $50,000 in recent improvements includes the kitchen, bathrooms, roof shingles, and more.

Address: 319 Wychwood Avenue, Toronto, ON
Bedrooms: 1 + 1
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 700–1,100 sq. ft.
Listed at: $989,000

Out back, the 490-sq.-ft. deck has a natural gas hookup for the BBQ. The berry beds and perennial gardens suggest someone has been paying genuine attention to this yard for a while. Wychwood Barns, with its farmers market and skating rink, is seven minutes away on foot. St. Clair W., just around the corner, handles the rest.

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Our Favourite Thing

The loft. Small, tucked above the vaulted living room, and the detail that tips this place from a nice house into something that actually feels like somewhere.

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Detached Toronto homes like this one are one in a million — and at under $1 million, it's even more rare.

WELCOME TO 319 WYCHWOOD AVENUE

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

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Quaint Detached In Wychwood Is Like A Cottage In The City

Freehold Toronto homes like this one are one in a million — and at under $1 million, it's even more rare.

WELCOME TO 319 WYCHWOOD AVENUE

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

BEDS AND BATHS

OUTDOOR

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