adds depth, texture, and period charm to every room. Each space feels curated and cared for a true nod to Toronto’s architectural heritage from the arts & crafts era. The functional layout offers flexibility for todays living. The lower level has served as a self-contained basement apartment, ideal for extended family, guests, or supplemental income. Out back, a rare two-car garage features a drive-through bay that opens to the yard, allowing access for a third vehicle or workshop setup. A metal shed wired for electricity provides additional workspace or storage and can stay or go, depending on your preference. From the first step through the door, its clear that every inch of this home has been cherished and maintained with care. 132 Hope Street offers more than just a place to live it offers a sense of history, warmth, and belonging in the heart of Toronto. **Extras: Hot water heater (2015), Basement spray foam insulation (2015), Windows (2016), Furnace (2018), Master bedroom attic insulation (2024), Back yard fence (2024), Roof (2020), Windows for living, dining and second level (2018). (id:62650)