224 Lippincott Street, Toronto C01, ON

Description

Welcome to Harbord Village, one of Toronto's most coveted urban enclaves, tucked between the University of Toronto, Kensington Market, Little Italy & Bloor-Annex, where every errand is a stroll & every weekend is an adventure. But here's the thing about this address: it doesn't just sit in one of the city's best neighbourhoods, peacefully nestled on a leafy & quiet street between Bloor & College; it works for you while you're living in it. Whether you're a savvy investor, a growing family craving flexible space, or a buyer looking to offset your mortgage with rental income, this exceptional multi-unit home delivers. The airy & pristine 2-level owner's suite, 2 to 3 bedrooms of generous, livable & highly functional space, sits comfortably above separate, renovated, & spotless income-generating 1-bedroom suites on the main floor & the high-ceiling lower level. House a parent. Support a student. Collect rent. The math is beautiful, as is the flexibility. Offering a completely vacant home on closing. Outside, a welcoming front porch, elegant brass hardware & a beautifully landscaped perennial garden lead to a serene backyard anchored by two magnificent privacy trees, Norway Spruce & White Cedar, & two-car parking accessed off the public lane. That laneway access? It's not just convenient, it opens the door to laneway suite possibilities, adding potential long-term upside to an already compelling investment proposition story. Shingles & eaves ('24). Main unit flooring ('26). Most appliances & all toilets new within the last 2-3 years. Upgraded city water service. Transit everywhere. Harbord, College & Bloor Streets are practically at your doorstep. Steps to U of T, redeveloped Harbord Street & Central Tech's year-round fields, running track & pickleball courts. Enjoy the local artisan coffee shops, acclaimed restaurants, independent boutiques & the buzz of one of Canada's greatest universities, all within minutes. This isn't just a home. It's a smart, long-term strategy