Sleek $1.7 million Toronto home is steps away from one of the world's coolest streets

This sleek and stylish Toronto townhome is located just steps away from one of the city’s trendiest streets, and it could be yours for $1.7 million.

Located just around the corner from the west-end Toronto strip that London-based magazine, Time Out, ranked one of the coolest in the entire world, not to mention walking distance from Trinity Bellwoods and West Queen West, 41 Ossington is a peaceful, thoughtfully-designed refuge in a buzzy area.

Located within spitting distance of some of the city’s most talked-about restaurants and shops, the compact townhouse packs a loaded punch, all carefully folded into a roughly 1700-square-foot footprint.

The bright and airy main floor Scavolini kitchen boasts not only soaring ceilings but an open-concept design that creates an effortless flow between dining and living spaces and a walk-out patio.

41 ossington ave The three-bedroom home is stretched out over three levels, all of which offer ample space that can be transformed as you wish — bedrooms, offices, recreation, you name it!
Standing at 164 and 130 square-feet respectively, the two bedrooms on the second floor of the home offer plenty of space to live and grow, alongside floor-to-ceiling windows, closets and a shared full bathroom.

The primary bedroom occupies the entire third floor of the home, standing at 134 square feet, and features a spacious walk-in closet and direct access to a private balcony.

The main bedroom is also home to a sweeping and elegant five-piece ensuite bathroom, complete with a deep bathtub for soaking and roomy rain-head shower.

The private terrace on the third floor is a serene getaway, offering skyline views of the surrounding area and the chance to watch the fashionable urbanites coming and going below.

Down below, the property also includes private direct underground parking, which could quite honestly be enough of a selling point to win you over in and of itself. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that the house is to die for, either.