122 Winchester Street | $2,299,000 | Sold

Cabbagetown is known for its incredible century architecture; This 1870 gem is just that. It’s rare to find a home that has been updated yet offers a nod to the historic character and charm we have all come to love. 4 spacious bedrooms, three washrooms, two staircases accessing the second floor (one for your butler, of course!) High ceilings on every floor give a grandeur often forgotten since the early 19th century. Each bedroom is large. The house is a downtown mansion in terms of its use of space, its privacy from the street, and the fact that there seems to be room for everyone one could want in a classical home.

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A traditional dining room is ideal for a large family and gathering your friends – the hours will fly by as the laughter and banter echo through this space.

The third floor offers a fantastic walkout to the rooftop terrace, which gives the feeling of a treehouse raised above the city.

Two-car garage on Al Purdy Lane – so very rare in Cabbagetown! If you want to do a laneway house or artist space to recreate your own Al Purty poetry or dabble in the arts, we have a laneway housing report to detail the creative possibilities.

Just a block from the Riverdale Farm, Riverdale Park and quick access to the Don River bike trails. You can also follow the trail system down to the waterfront.

Cabbagetown is known for being an idyllic nod to the beautiful history of Toronto architecture. As much as it’s a quiet pocket, there are many options along Parliament to get a bite and soak in the culture. The HOP (House on Parliament), Butter Chicken Factory, and Jet Fuel are some classic culinary loves. Kingyo Fisherman’s Market and St. Jamestown Butcher are but a few great options.