Cross Streets: Dundas St E & Leslie St. ** Directions: South on Curzon, Turn Right at Lane before parkette. Set quietly back from Curzon Street, behind a canopy of mature trees, No. 64 offers something increasingly rare to find in Toronto: space, privacy, and an unmistakable sense of calm. Offering 1,736 square feet across three above-grade levels with three bedrooms, this end-row home benefits from the feel of a semi-detached house, with a bright, open interior that's far more spacious than its exterior suggests. Every room feels connected to the outdoors, framed by leafy green views. The main living level is where this home truly shines. A refreshed eat-in kitchen with gas cooking, bar seating and oversized windows makes weekday breakfasts feel just a little slower. It's bright, practical, and naturally becomes the gathering place. Rarely does a Leslieville home offer living and entertaining space on this scale, with an expansive dining room and living room centred around a gas fireplace. Open the balcony door to the perfect BBQ spot as it's quite special to be sitting amongst the trees. As you walk up the stairs with a skylight above, you enter the primary, a true suite. It's an absolute dream. Generously scaled with room for a king-sized bed and sitting area, it offers a walk-in closet, beautifully renovated ensuite, and the same peaceful treetop outlook. A spacious second bedroom with double closets, family bathroom, and linen closet complete the upper level. The ground level is equally versatile. Currently styled as a home office and family room, it easily becomes a third bedroom with a 2-piece ensuite and walkout to the backyard. A large laundry closet, additional storage, and direct garage access complete the level, with PARKING FOR TWO! Just steps from Queen Street East, you're minutes from a morning coffee and pastry at Sweet Bliss, afternoons on the patio at Betty's East, or a classic dinner at Jules Bistro. Yet when you come home, it feels like you've left the city behind. It's bright. It's quiet. It's larger than it looks. That's what makes No. 64 so special. (id:27476)
