For the price of a Toronto condo, you could actually own a whole house. And not some rundown fixer-upper in the middle of nowhere, either.
We're talking about a charming two-bedroom home in the Danforth, complete with hardwood floors, a finished basement and a private backyard.
Sounds pretty good, right? Well, that's exactly what 311 Bain Ave. is offering.
The living room with a walk-out to a balcony.
The adorable home is currently listed for $699,000, making it a relatively affordable option for anyone hoping to break into Toronto's notoriously expensive housing market.

One of two bedrooms.
Especially when you consider that semi-detached homes in the surrounding area have recently been selling for anywhere between $655,000 and $2,625,000.

The kitchen and breakfast nook.
Of course, whether 311 Bain Ave. actually sells for under $700,000 is another question entirely.

Stainless steel appliances and wood cabinets in the kitchen.
From the street, 311 Bain Ave. is undeniably cute.

The front entrance.
Inside, the house is bright, cozy and full of character.

The main floor.
The main floor features an inviting living room and dining area, with hardwood floors and plenty of natural light that create a warm, welcoming space.

The dining room.
It's not exactly a sprawling mansion, but there's something appealing about a home that doesn't need a ridiculous amount of square footage to feel comfortable.

The other bedroom.
Upstairs, you'll find two spacious bedrooms, making the property a potentially good fit for a first-time buyer, couple or small family.

The view to the lower level.
The finished lower level provides much-needed additional living space.

One of two bathrooms.
Whether you need a home office, a cozy TV room or somewhere to hide from the rest of the household, having an entire additional level is definitely a bonus.

The lower-level bathroom.
And even better, the basement has a walk-out to the backyard.

The backyard.
Speaking of which, the backyard might actually be the best part of the entire property.

The patio overlooking the yard.
The south-facing outdoor space offers plenty of privacy and sunshine, making it ideal for everything from summer barbecues to gardening or just lounging outside with a coffee.

The patio off the living room.
For anyone who's spent years living in a condo with a tiny balcony, having a backyard of your own probably sounds pretty luxurious.

Laundry room.
And while the house itself is undeniably charming, the location is another major selling point.

The property goes back 114 feet.
Withrow Park and Riverdale Park are both nearby, and there are tons of independent cafés, restaurants and shops within walking distance.

The bright living room.
The neighbourhood is also well-connected by transit, with subway access nearby and the future Ontario Line expected to make getting around the city even easier.

The back of the house.
Not bad for less than $700,000. At least, assuming it actually sells for close to asking.