62 Russell Hill Road Toronto

House of the week: 62 Russell Hill Road

As a child I was obsessed with Peter Rabbit, and by association living in a house that resembled the one in the beloved children's book.

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoIf I wasn't a millennial with zero prospects of owning a home, I would be buying this house immediately just based on the exterior appearance alone. The ivy-covered exterior of the house is so romantic and looks like a quaint English country home. 

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoBut don't be fooled — this house isn't quaint.

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoWith seven bedrooms and four bathrooms, the home has 4,700 square feet of above-ground living space. 

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoThe main floor has the principal rooms.

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoThey're cozy, if not a bit on the small side. 

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoThe kitchen seems especially cramped with the galley-like layout. But there is plenty of storage space. 

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoThe bedrooms are bright and well-proportioned, but if you're not a fan of sharing bathrooms, it could be a problem, since there are only four. 

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoAlso, the bathrooms could use an upgrade. They look a bit dated. 

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoThe master suite is on the second floor and is massive with over 500-square feet of space, including dual-dressing rooms. 

62 Russell Hill Road TorontoThe back garden is private with lots of trees, making it feel like you're right on the edge of a forest.62 Russell Hill Road Toronto

Specs 
Good For

Feeling like you live in the English countryside. 62 Russell Hill Road Toronto

Move On If

You don't want to deal with the hassle of trimming ivy. 62 Russell Hill Road Toronto

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Bird House Media


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