60 dale avenue toronto

House of the week: 60 Dale Avenue

This listing ends with "Mr. Bond your loft awaits," and that's exactly the type of character I could see living in this gorgeous three-storey home. 60 dale avenue toronto

From the street, this house looks like a bungalow. It's so unassuming that you might not even notice it. But from the back, it's spectacular. 

60 dale avenue torontoThe contemporary design is gorgeous. With exposed wood beams and huge windows that let in lots of natural light, this place is stunning. 

60 dale avenue torontoThe house is quite segregated, with each room basically having it's own floor. 

60 dale avenue torontoOn the main floor is the kitchen and sitting area.

60 dale avenue torontoIt also walks out into the private courtyard.

60 dale avenue torontoOn the second floor is the living room. 

60 dale avenue torontoAnd the one and only bedroom occupies the entire third floor. 

60 dale avenue torontoThe master suite is pretty special with a suspended fireplace in the middle of the room. Just imagine how cozy it will be on cold winter nights!60 dale avenue toronto

Specs 
  • Address: 60 Dale Avenue
  • Price: $2,795,000
  • Land Size: 22 x 100 feet
  • Bedrooms: 1
  • Bathrooms: 2
  • Parking: 1
  • Walk Score: 56
  • Transit Score: 96
  • Listing agent: Ryan Wykes
  • Listing ID:  C459075960 dale avenue toronto
Good For

The ultimate bachelor pad. 60 dale avenue toronto

Move On If

You need more than one bedroom. 60 dale avenue toronto

Lead photo by

John Wilkem 


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