A totally retro Toronto house just hit the market for only $750,000

If you're a sucker for hardwood floors, stained glass windows, and original wood trim, 125 Dawes Rd. might just be your vintage dream come true.

Located in Toronto's East York area, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom semi-detached brick home is bursting with character.

From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by retro charm.

The living room. 

Think stained glass windows, a formal dining room with gumwood trim and a plate rail, and even an original wood-burning brick fireplace for those chilly winter nights.

The dining room. 

While the house proudly leans into its vintage vibe, not everything is stuck in the past.

The kitchen. 

The kitchen has seen some updates, according to the listing. 

The other side of the kitchen features a washer and dryer in one of the closets. 

Although the dishwasher might predate the Spice Girls and could probably use an update.

The basement. 

The basement, complete with orange carpeting and an almost comically oversized recliner, could definitely use a refresh.

The basement kitchen. 

But, it does have a separate entrance and a second kitchen, making it perfect for a rental suite or multigenerational living.

The primary bedroom. 

Upstairs, the primary bedroom is decently spacious for a home of this era, and there's enough room to add wall-to-wall closets if you want.

The upstairs bathroom. 

The only full bathroom on the second floor may be the lone option, but it comes with an original clawfoot tub that more than makes up for it in charm.

The back patio and backyard. 

Outside, there's a generous backyard just waiting to be transformed into your dream garden, entertaining space, or whatever your green-thumbed heart desires.

Another bedroom. 

But perhaps the most delightfully retro part of this home? The price.

The third bedroom. 

While the average home in this area is going for around $1 million these days, 125 Dawes Rd. is listed for just $749,900 – a number this neighbourhood hasn't seen since 2016.

The back of the house. 

Talk about a blast from the past.