Semi-Detached in Junction, Toronto, brought to you by Loree Meneguzzi

Winning on Symington | Style, Space & Serious Curb Appeal. Welcome to 155 Symington Avenue, where urban edge meets everyday elegance in one of Toronto's most buzzed-about neighbourhoods: Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction.This beautifully renovated two-storey semi is the kind of find that makes your heart skip a beat. With 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 stylish bathrooms, a rare double car garage, and a lower level with in-law suite potential, this home is not just turnkey it's the total package. Inside, every detail has been considered. Think: wide-plank flooring, custom millwork, a modern, chef-worthy kitchen with stone countertops and stainless steel oven and hood fan. The open-concept living and dining areas are made for hosting, whether it's a dinner party or a cozy movie night with your favourite people. Downstairs, a separate entrance and fully finished lower level offer flexibility galore. Need a guest space, private office, or in-law/nanny suite? Done, done, and done. And let's talk location: Symington puts you right in the middle of it all. Morning caffeine from Wallace Espresso, weekend brunch at Baddies, after-work drinks at Halo Brewery, you're living among some of the west end's best hidden gems. Transit is a dream with Dundas West Station, the UP Express, and bike lanes nearby. Families will love being in the catchment for Perth Avenue Junior Public School and the NEW Bloor Collegiate Institute, and the little ones can run wild at Symington Avenue Playground just around the corner. This isn't just a house, it's a whole vibe. And on Symington, you're winning!

Listed by ROYAL LEPAGE SUPREME REALTY.

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