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House of the Week: $750,000 for a Little Portugal row house with the perfect artist’s garret

House of the Week: $750,000 for a Little Portugal row house with the perfect artist’s garret

Address: 34 Collahie Street
Neighbourhood: Little Portugal
Agent: Helen Van Rooy, Century 21 Leading Edge Realty Inc., Brokerage Price: $749,000

The Place: An airy row house from the 1870s in the trendy neighbourhood near Dundas and Dufferin.

Bragging Rights: The backyard, though small, contains a mature blossoming cherry tree and cozy nooks ideal for summer cookouts. You’ll never have to lug blankets and beers to nearby Trinity Bellwoods again.

Big Selling Point: The current owners—who love the house but have outgrown it—put a ton of work into it, which means there won’t be a long list of maintenance issues to tackle after moving in.

Possible Deal Breaker: The cute attic, with its two sunlights and reclaimed oak flooring, can only be accessed by a ladder. Fun for the spry, but it may be a pain for those with less physical prowess.

By the Numbers: • $749,000 • 138 years old • 10-minute walk to Queen Street • 3 bedrooms • 2 skylights • 1 attic • 1 bathroom • 1 blossoming cherry tree

House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Streetv
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street
House of the Week: 34 Collahie Street

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