652 OSSINGTON AVENUE
TORONTO
Features
5 Bedrooms
2 Bath
2.5 Storey
Move-in-Ready
96 Walk Score
A Timeless Century Home Reimagined for Modern Living
Tucked at the end of a picturesque row of homes, this century-old property, more akin to a semi-detached residence, gracefully marries historic charm with contemporary sophistication.
Located just a short 4-minute walk from Ossington Subway Station, and a stone’s throw from the eclectic array of shops and restaurants along Bloor Street, this home offers unparalleled accessibility in a highly walkable neighbourhood.
As you step into the vestibule and make your way inside, you’re immediately greeted by an open-concept living and dining area that is bathed in natural light, thanks to the soaring ceilings and expansive windows. The beautifully renovated kitchen is a standout, with an abundance of cabinetry and countertops, ensuring both style and function. Overlooking the backyard, the kitchen serves as a peaceful retreat, effortlessly bridging indoor and outdoor living. The west-facing backyard bathes in afternoon sunlight, offering the perfect backdrop for relaxing or entertaining as the day draws to a close.
The second floor is home to three thoughtfully appointed bedrooms, complemented by a beautifully updated bathroom. The primary suite is a true sanctuary, with two oversized arched window capture the homes historic cham and allow the light to pour in.
The third level, with two additional bedrooms, offers a sense of privacy and versatility, ideal for a growing family or those in need of a home office, gym, or guest quarters. With five generously sized bedrooms, this home provides ample space to accommodate the needs of modern living, whether for family, work, or hosting guests. For a family of four, the extra rooms offer the freedom to create anything you desire—a home office, guest suite, or playroom.
The basement, awaiting your vision, presents endless possibilities for additional living space, a recreation room, or whatever your imagination desires.
This home exemplifies the best of both worlds: the enduring elegance of a century-old property with the modern conveniences and thoughtful updates needed for contemporary life. With its abundant space, timeless appeal, and unbeatable location, it offers far more than just a place to live—it provides a space to truly thrive.
The Neighbourhood
A neighbourhood that hums with understated charm and an ever-evolving creative energy. The area surrounding 652 Ossington Avenue is a harmonious blend of urban edge and rising sophistication.
Here, old-school storefronts sit side-by-side with sleek modern eateries, indie galleries, and artisanal coffee shops, creating a neighbourhood that feels at once authentic and alive with possibility. The streets are lined with Victorian and Edwardian homes, their stately facades now mingling with trendy condo developments and freshly minted boutiques. This intersection of past and present is what gives the area its unique flavor — a patchwork of cultural history and youthful reinvention.
Bloor itself, with its eclectic mix of bars, restaurants, and small shops, attracts a crowd that appreciates both the neighbourhood’s laid-back attitude and its ability to offer unexpected delights around every corner. A short stroll away, the energy of Little Portugal and Dufferin Grove spills into the area, adding layers of diversity and cultural richness.
Filosophy Espresso
300m, 4 min walk
No Frills
1.1km, 15 min walk
Christie Pitts Park
800m, 10 min walk
Ossington Subway
290m, 4 min walk
EAT/DRINK
Chantecler
Chantecler stands as one of Toronto’s culinary gems, offering a taste of French-inspired elegance that feels both refined and effortlessly cool. With its minimalist decor and intimate atmosphere, this restaurant is a study in understated sophistication, where each dish is carefully crafted, yet never fussy. Known for its inventive take on classic French bistro fare, Chantecler delivers seasonal ingredients with a modern twist, offering everything from indulgent duck confit to beautifully plated vegetables that steal the show.
As much a neighbourhood destination as it is a culinary escape, Chantecler draws a diverse crowd — from food lovers eager to explore its menu to locals savouring a quiet night out. Here, dining isn’t just about food; it’s about experiencing something uniquely Toronto, with a touch of Parisian charm.
PLAY
CHRISTIE PITS PARK
Christie Pits Park is an urban haven that effortlessly blends leisure with community spirit. A sprawling green expanse, the park is a beloved gathering spot where Toronto’s diverse residents come together to enjoy a variety of activities — from impromptu soccer matches to picnics under the shade of towering trees. Its most striking feature is the iconic baseball diamond, where summer games evoke a sense of nostalgia and friendly competition.
But it’s not just the sports that make Christie Pits a hub; the park’s rich cultural vibrancy extends to its surrounding neighbourhood, with local cafés, restaurants, and small shops offering a perfect complement to the park’s easy-going vibe. On warm evenings, the park transforms into a lively gathering place, with families, students, and long-time residents filling the space in a joyful, relaxed harmony. For many, Christie Pits is more than just a park — it’s a reflection of Toronto’s spirit: inclusive, dynamic, and endlessly welcoming.
Indulge
BAKERBOTS
Bakerbots, a cherished Toronto institution, has been delighting patrons with its delectable pastries and artisanal breads since 1985. Nestled in the heart of the city, this family-owned bakery offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Their signature butter tarts and flaky croissants are just a few of the standout offerings that have earned Bakerbots a loyal following. Whether you're seeking a morning pick-me-up or a sweet treat to accompany your afternoon tea, Bakerbots continues to be a cornerstone of Toronto's vibrant culinary scene.
