This Adorable Urban Cottage Comes with the Perfect Loft Space

During a time when home isn't merely where the heart is, but the whole body, the work-self, and all some existential anxieties too, the place had better be as comfortable as physically possible.

And right on time, answering this collective prayer, is newly-listed 336 Highfield Road.

The 1+1 bedroom could be called an urban cottage, and when it comes to the address' ranking on the hygge-meter, well... it's about as cozy as they come.

Semi-detached and fresh to the market, the property is listed for $799,000, and looks like the ideal abode for first-time buyers to embrace as their stepping-stone into the world of home-ownership.

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(Or, perhaps the place calls to a pair of agile retirees who are keen on climbing up to a cozy loft at bedtime -- but more on that soon.)

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Tucked into the neighbourhood of Greenwood-Coxwell, the home's location boasts easy access to the Danforth and its TTC line, grocery stores, brunch spots (read: Maha's!), and plenty of small-owned bakeries and shops.

And while the neighbourhood was made for exploration, the on-site outdoor experience is just as noteworthy. Two tiers of finished deck-space mean the owner of this home will get to savour the sun all summer long.

The fresh air can be embraced in winter, too, thanks to the upper-deck being covered, offering refuge from the elements.

Inside, the home is sun-soaked and charming. The living room, airy and positioned at the front of the house, maintains its spaciousness despite the funky loft-space that's positioned above it.

Ideal for sleeping or just slipping away to with a good book, this loft serves as the "+1 bed" at this abode, while the other bedroom is located on the lower level.

Specs:

Address: 336 Highfield Road
Type: Semi-detached
Price: $799,000
Taxes: $2,411
Bedrooms: 1+1
Bathrooms: 2

The kitchen is quaint and features a large window so the view can be enjoyed while dishes are scrubbed, while downstairs there's room for a home office, alongside a bathroom and those aforementioned sleeping chambers.

This precious abode is complete with two fridges, two parking spaces, the loft's rolling ladder, and all-new pot lights installed with Smart electrical.

In essence, the place is perfect, and if you don't buy it... we might have to.

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This Adorable Urban Cottage Comes with the Perfect Loft Space

This spot could easily be called an urban cottage - cozy, sun-soaked, and filled with character. Oh, the amazing loft doesn't hurt either.

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