Adorable two-bedroom Toronto home is surprisingly under $750,000

While it's not impossible to find a nice house for under $1 million in Toronto, it's definitely not easy. 

But tucked away on a quiet street in Oakwood Village, this adorable two-bedroom home is currently listed for $749,000, and unlike many Toronto homes at this price point, it doesn't look like you'll need to spend another small fortune making it livable.

In fact, it's positively bursting with personality.

The living room. 

The home boasts exposed brick walls, original hardwood floors, leaded glass windows, vintage wooden doors and the kind of cozy charm that makes you want to curl up with a cup of tea and never leave.

Leaded windows and a fireplace make the living room cozy. 

It's basically the real estate equivalent of a warm hug.

The second bedroom. 

And while the house might look like something out of a storybook, it has plenty of modern conveniences to make everyday life a little easier.

The bright, open-concept main floor. 

The main floor is bright and open concept, with exposed brick adding some warmth and character to the living and dining spaces.

The kitchen. 

The kitchen is practical rather than flashy, with plenty of cupboard space, a breakfast bar and direct access to the backyard.

Extra storage and the walk-out to the backyard. 

And speaking of the backyard, it's arguably one of the home's biggest selling points.

The backyard. 

The private, fully fenced outdoor space is surrounded by mature trees that create a leafy canopy, making it feel surprisingly secluded for a property in the middle of Toronto.

One of two back decks. 

There are also two back decks, so you have plenty of options for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply enjoying a drink in the sunshine.

The front porch. 

And if you're more of a front porch person, there's one of those too.

The front yard. 

The front garden is even designed to attract pollinators, meaning you might get to enjoy your morning coffee while watching butterflies flutter around.

The priamry bedroom. 

Upstairs, you'll find the bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with enough space for a king-sized bed and a generously sized closet.

The clawfoot tub in the basement bathroom. 

And if you're a sucker for vintage details, you'll probably appreciate the clawfoot bathtub.

The upstairs bathroom. 

It's the kind of feature that gives an older home its personality and makes you wonder why anyone ever decided to replace them with boring modern tubs.

A little office nook on the upstairs landing. 

But the house doesn't rely entirely on its vintage charm as a selling point.

The basement. 

Downstairs, the bright basement offers a large recreation area and a dedicated open-concept office space, which is particularly handy if you're working from home.

The family room in the basement. 

There's also a second full bathroom with laundry facilities, additional storage in the mechanical room and a walkout to the backyard.

The upstairs bathroom. 

So while this might be a two-bedroom house, it offers surprising flexibility in how you use the space.

Of course, the house itself is only part of the appeal.

Original doors. 

Oakwood Village has become an increasingly desirable neighbourhood, and from 46 Blandford St., you're within walking distance of neighbourhood favourites like Oakwood Espresso, Primrose Bagel and Dam Sandwiches.

The basement walk-out. 

There's also Cedarvale Ravine nearby for anyone who likes a little greenery without having to leave the city.

And with public transit options in the area, getting around without a car is relatively straightforward...which is probably a good thing, considering the property doesn't come with parking. 

The view into the primary bedroom. 

But perhaps the most interesting thing about 46 Blandford St. is that last sold for $999,999 in 2021.

The dining nook. 

That's right. The same house that sold for essentially $1 million during Toronto's pandemic-era real estate frenzy is now listed for $250,999 less than its previous sale price.

Granted, an asking price isn't necessarily what a property will ultimately sell for. So, this could either be a strategic move to spark a bidding war or a sign of just how much Toronto's real estate market has changed since 2021.

The back of the house. 

Still, seeing a move-in-ready Toronto home listed for a quarter of a million dollars less than its previous sale price is certainly enough to grab your attention. Especially when it's this cute.