74 ABERDEEN AVENUE — Toronto (Cabbagetown-South St. James Town), Ontario

This London-inspired brownstone occupies a prominent corner position on one of Cabbagetown's most picturesque streets & stands apart in both scale & design. Custom built by the original developer for personal use, the home was conceived as a larger, more elevated offering defined by expansive proportions & refined livability. Spanning over 2,600 sf across 4 beautifully finished levels, this completely freehold residence blends timeless architecture with modern function, while offering the opportunity to further enclose or landscape the front garden. The main level is exceptionally versatile & ideal for a seamless live/work lifestyle. With direct street access, excellent visibility & separation from the principal living spaces above, it functions beautifully as a private office, consulting space or client-facing practice. A built-in garage, nearby permit parking, powder room & gracious foyer complete the level. Above, the principal living floor is designed for both everyday living & elegant entertaining. The beautifully appointed kitchen features a large island, integrated desk area & walkout to a private deck with BBQ gas line. It flows seamlessly into the dining area & expansive living room, where oversized windows & a gas fireplace create warmth & natural light. The next level offers two generously sized bedrooms with walk-in closets, a refined 5-piece bath & a full laundry room. Occupying its own private floor, the primary suite feels quietly removed from the rest of the home, featuring a large walk-in closet, luxurious 5-piece ensuite & 2 walkouts. An additional sun-filled room offers flexibility as a lounge, office, studio or wellness space. Above it all, the rooftop terrace provides sweeping city views, open sky & remarkable privacy. Beyond the home, Cabbagetown is one of Toronto's most character-rich neighbourhoods, known for its Victorian architecture, tree-lined streets, independent cafés, boutiques & nearby green spaces- all moments from the downtown core. (id:63357)