Townhouse in Casa Loma, Toronto, brought to you by Loree Meneguzzi

Located just steps from Casa Loma, this Georgian-inspired townhouse in Castle Hill offers more than 3,400 square feet of living space across four and a half levels. Set well back from the street and buffered by mature landscaping, the home enjoys a quiet, private setting while remaining exceptionally well connected to the rest of the city. A large foyer with a curved staircase creates a dramatic entrance, with a rough-in already in place for an elevator. The main living room is generously proportioned with high ceilings, a gas fireplace and a walkout to a private terrace. The second level offers space for a formal dining room, along with a large eat-in kitchen with room for an additional family area. Two spacious bedrooms are located on the third floor, including a large primary suite with soaring double-height ceilings, ample closet space and a five-piece ensuite. The fourth-floor loft provides flexible additional living space and works equally well as a family room, home office or guest area. It opens onto a west-facing rooftop terrace with afternoon and evening sun and views toward Casa Loma and the downtown skyline. The lower level includes a third bedroom with ensuite, additional storage and direct access to a private two-car garage. A substantial and highly flexible home in a quiet Castle Hill setting, offering a rare opportunity to reimagine the space and create a home entirely your own. The location offers easy access to Yorkville, Summerhill, Forest Hill and downtown, with nearby transit, parks, shops, restaurants and everyday amenities all close at hand.

Listed by CHESTNUT PARK REAL ESTATE LIMITED.

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