Why just be a Toronto homeowner when you can also own a convenience store selling smokes and bags of Doritos? 

The old Winners Lotto Mart variety store at the corner of Ossington and Harrison is up for sale for $1.6 million.

That's about average for a detached house in Toronto right now—except this house includes three apartments upstairs and one in the basement that will definitely need some extra work.

The detached corner property at 299 Ossington Ave. is being sold for $1.6 million. Photo via Realtor.ca.

This two-storey brick house at 299 Ossington Ave., being sold by Sutton Group Elite Realty Inc., is being described on real estate website Realtor.ca as a "handyman special."

The property includes four separate units, three of which are two-bedrooms located upstairs. Photo via Realtor.ca.

Four separate apartments and the variety store on the first floor make up the entirety of this detached property, which spans about 1,865 square feet.

A one-bedroom in the basement has its own side entrance. Photo via Realtor.ca.

The three units upstairs have two bedrooms each, and are currently being rented out.

The basement is a one-bedroom with its own separate entrance, which can be accessed by squeezing down a set of stairs to the back. 

The one-bedroom basement unit at 299 Ossington Ave. is currently vacant. Photo via Realtor.ca.

Interspersed through the space are four fridges, four stoves, a gas boiler and equipment. 

According to the listing: "This property will need some TLC but has great potential." 

The average price of detached homes in Toronto in January 2021 was $1,581,400. Photo via Realtor.ca.

The Winners Lotto Mart space has housed some form of variety store since 1996, at least.

It was called ABC Variety before becoming XGQ Ossington Variety, followed by an ABC Mini Mart, an ABC Lucky Mart, and then Meiqing's Convenience by 2012.