Cabbagetown’s “Home of the Week”

Cabbagetown’s “Home of the Week”

Hailed by the Globe and Mail as Cabbagetown’s “Home of the Week,” the beautiful Victorian home on 337 Wellesley St. E., Toronto enters the market at $1,198,000.  Between this home’s rich heritage and bewitching interior design, it is one of Cabbagetown’s finest properties on the market – and won’t be for long.

A polished plaque hangs by the front door declaring the original own to be Thomas E.B. Yates, a clerk.  Local heritage authorities have restored much of the structure and design since 1902, preserving the beautiful work of Charles Gibson.  Some rooms have been expanded and opened to create a larger environment inside of the home.  In saying this, much of the original mill work and brick has been kept consistent with its Victorian character, only the aged plaster has been removed.

Key Features
Let’s take a look at some of the key features of this property:

• Modern Chef’s Kitchen – maple wood cabinets and sliding doors
• Master with Ensuite on the second floor at the front of the house.  Access to second floor form butler’s staircase in the backyard.
• New high-efficiency furnace
• Steel roof and flat roof
• In-ground sprinkler systems for maintaining the meticulously-kept landscaping
• Separate entrance to finished basement – includes large rec room and a wine cellar.
• Large rooftop deck with outdoor fireplace

*A special thank you to the Globe and Mail for the photos.