178 HIGH PARK AVENUE
Toronto (High Park North), Ontario M6P2S4

Want to own a piece of Toronto history? This High Park Avenue Masterpiece is your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Spectacular, meticulously renovated/restored late 1800s Queen Anne Victorian mansion on an oversized 55 x 200-foot lot with nearly 6500 sqft of finished space! This magnificent High Park home has been divided into six separate luxury suites, each having been thoughtfully and expertly designed. This stately property is perfect for investors, multi-family living, or both. The main-level owner's suite spans over 1,600 square feet and is straight out of a magazine with four family-sized bedrooms, a designer kitchen with wood-finished cabinetry, quartzite countertops, and high-end appliances. The above-grade units feature a medley of exceptional features including soaring ceiling heights, herringbone hardwood floors, Parisian-inspired wall panels, stunning crown mouldings, a striking winding staircase adorned with William Morris wallpaper, arches, and three exquisite period fireplaces mantels and inserts. The basement features two lofty units with high ceilings, above-grade windows, and gorgeous exposed flagstone walls. A massive 4-car garage and huge front and rear gardens boasting ample parking and outdoor space. This location is unmatched with High Park Station on TTC Line 2 and Toronto's most famous park and this street's namesake High Park both only one block away. Not to mention countless restaurants, bars, & shops along Bloor St. W. & in the nearby Junction within walking distance. Your opportunity to acquire this four bedroom owner's suite with 5 fully-rented apartments and AAA tenants. Current rents including owner's suite at a projected $240k gross annually. Property currently being sold at a 4% cap rate. Speak to listing Brokers re: income and expenses, survey and laneway house report. Impressive upside development opportunity. Must see to appreciate! Truly a RARE OFFERING! (41586510)

Cross Streets: Humberside & High Park Ave. ** Directions: High Park Ave. & Bloor St. W.