who know each other’s names. A walking path over the creek at the top of the street connects you directly to the cafés, boutiques, and restaurants of Bloor Street in The Kingsway. This is a house that feels right the minute you walk through the front door. Natural light fills every room. The living room draws you in immediately – a fireplace, beautiful built-in shelving, and a warmth that makes the rest of the world feel far away. The renovated kitchen is the kind you actually cook in, not just admire. Three well-proportioned bedrooms and a separate dining room complete a main floor that simply works. Downstairs, the large finished basement is whatever you need it to be. A separate suite for a nanny, a parent, or a guest. A dedicated home office. A generous recreation room. Rarely does a basement this size offer this much flexibility. Outside, a hot tub and gardens that bloom through every season. In the garage, an EV charger. The details here are the ones you’ll wish every home had. Few addresses in west Toronto can match this catchment – Our Lady of Sorrows, Norseman Junior Middle, Etobicoke Collegiate, Bishop Allen Academy, and École Élémentaire Catholique Sainte-Marguerite-D’Youville. Islington Subway is minutes away. Downtown is 15 minutes by car. This is Kingsway-adjacent living at its best – the prestige of the pocket, the warmth of the street, and a home that has nothing left to want for. (id:62650)