116 Ulster Street Toronto ON

With a picturesque exterior and classic landscaping, this one-of-a-kind detached century home at 116 Ulster St has come a long way from it’s original use as a 1908 coach house.  With the days of the horse and carriage now just a memory, this delightful property now offers all the allure of big-city living on the border of two of central Toronto’s most sought-after neighborhoods – Little Italy and the South Annex.

The full renovation the home has seen enhances the unique and historic character of the property. Wide-plank, locally-sourced, circle-sawn, maple floors are found not only on the open-concept main floor but through each of the three second-storey bedrooms.  A portion of original tin ceiling remains in the kitchen as a nod to the past and a gas fireplace warms the space on chilly days.  All the nuts and bolts such as wiring, heating and cooling and roofing have been all kept in superb condition.

Winter and summer the home offers incredible privacy thanks to the outstanding landscaping.  Once inside your fully-fenced domain, the hustle and bustle of the city feels miles away.  A secluded, very private flagstone patio is just the spot to spend your summer evenings.  And, as the year progress, the carefully-curated greenery and flowering plants will unfold to provide four-season beauty.

With a location just steps from all the grandeur of Palmerston Avenue and Markham Street, where spectacular examples of Victorian and Edwardian architecture line the leafy streets, much of the city’s top shopping and dining experiences are within easy walking distance.  Shop at Kensington Market, meet up with friends at Bar Raval, enjoy scrumptious Italian food on Harbord at Piano Piano or get your greens and rotisserie chicken at Flock – you can dine out every day of the week and always find something delicious on you plate!  From 116 Ulster St you can walk to the University and Queen’s Park or hop on the subway for quick ride to all Toronto destinations.