This character-filled Toronto home is under $1 million
There's something undeniably magical about Cabbagetown, with its picturesque Victorian homes and tree-lined streets.
Nestled amidst the historic charm and cobblestone pathways, we've stumbled upon a hidden gem that's sure to make you swoon.
79 Seaton St. is as cute as a button and the curb appeal alone is enough to make you smile.
The front stoop.
As you approach this charming Cabbagetown house, you'll be greeted by its adorable Victorian exterior – which is not as old as you think.
The eat-in kitchen.
The front of the home was largely rebuilt in the early '80s, according to realtor Michael O'Brien.
Stained glass windows add plenty of charm.
"The row of four houses had a fire in the late 70s," he told blogTO. "So, it’s more modern than it looks from the exterior!"
The main floor.
Which if you know how much work and money old homes can take to update and be structurally up to code, a front facade built in the 80s is a big money saving bonus.
The second-floor family room with French doors that lead to a patio.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom house showcases a unique blend of old-world character and modern amenities.
The living room and front entrance.
The moment you step inside, you'll find yourself in a massive, high-ceilinged, loft-like living room that exudes warmth and coziness.
The lot for the house is only 13-feet wide.
It's the perfect place to unwind, entertain friends, or simply soak up the sunshine streaming through the large windows.
The dining room and kitchen.
At the heart of the home is the kitchen. Recently renovated, the kitchen boasts a black stainless aesthetic that's sleek and trendy but is still cottage-core with the tinned ceiling.
The recently renovated kitchen with open shelving.
The pièce de résistance? A striking black granite farmer-style sink that's as functional as it is stylish.
The Smeg retro refrigerator, Zline black stainless gas range, built-in dishwasher, and Akdy stainless range hood are all included in this culinary haven.
A gas fireplace in the family room.
As you make your way to the second floor, you'll find a cozy family room with a gas fireplace, creating a snug spot for those chilly Toronto evenings.
The primary bedroom with soaring ceilings and bright windows.
This level also features the bedrooms and bathrooms, providing ample space for a growing family or accommodating guests.
The back patio and parking pad.
In a city where outdoor space is a hot commodity, this Cabbagetown home doesn't disappoint.
The upper deck with plenty of privacy.
Not one, but two decks beckon you to sip your morning coffee or host a summer BBQ.
An office or bedroom.
One of the biggest draws of this Cabbagetown gem is its location.
One of two bathrooms.
It's just a stone's throw away from transit options and with the upcoming Moss Park subway station means your commute will be a breeze.
The breakfast area in the kitchen with French doors that lead to the back garden.
So, if you've been on the hunt for a charming, historic-meets-modern Cabbagetown home that oozes character, look no further.
The back of the house.
And the best news, the home is listed for under $1 million at $995,000. But don't wait too long, this beauty will be snapped up in no time at that price.
