412 Wellesley Street, Cabbagetown-South St. James Town M4X 1H6

Description

Perfectly located on the superior side of Toronto's iconic Cabbagetown, this exquisite semi-detached character home offers a picturesque living experience akin to residing within a lush park. Surrounded by charming Victorian heritage homes, well-manicured lawns, whimsical laneways, parks & walking paths, you'll find peace & tranquility alongside hip restaurants & shops. Proper duplex with separate metering makes for a savvy investment opportunity with a net annual income of approx. $60k (gross $77k).Excellent opportunity to live in one unit & rent out the other for extra income. Upper level is vacant, while the main level is occupied by market rate tenants on a month-to-month basis, ensuring flexibility for the new owner to take full possession. Elegant interior is adorned with oak hardwood floors, crown mouldings & high ceilings create a warm & inviting ambiance, while newer kitchen features chic cupboards, stylish backsplash, granite countertops & stainless steel appliances. Breakfast/dining area is a true highlight overlooking a front porch which provides a delightful view of Wellesley St, perfect for enjoying morning coffee. The living area features a cozy built-in bench & large side window. Walk-out to a private backyard for outdoor relaxation & entertaining, while the conveniently located main floor powder room is both stylish & functional. Oak staircase leads you down to the generously sized bedrooms. The lower level is a true retreat, showcasing high ceilings & a spa-like 4-piece bathroom with marble, heated flooring for cozy comfort. Ample closet spaces in both rooms & a separate laundry area. Charming 2nd level apartment has 2 large bedrooms, 4pc washroom & a modern kitchen combined with a living area that flows seamlessly to an oversized New Orleans style balcony looking over the tree lined heritage district. Separate furnace, air conditioning and laundry for each unit. Easy access to highways & public transit. Main Unit Photos Are Virtually Staged