180 Willow Avenue is a semi-detached 2-storey home in The Beaches, Toronto, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a finished walk-out basement. It features an open-concept main floor, a centre-island kitchen, a gas fireplace, and 2-car laneway parking, a short walk from Queen Street East and the 501 Queen streetcar.

About 180 Willow Avenue

This Balmy Beach semi is a gem!

Curb appeal galore with the pretty gardens and perfect front porch for long chats over coffee.

The main floor invites you into a living room anchored by a gas fireplace mantle and a dining room ready for family gatherings that linger into the evening.

The kitchen is the real draw: centre island, stone counters, a built-in desk, and a cozy sitting nook with a wall of windows overlooking the backyard.

Upstairs, a skylight floods the hallway with natural light, leading to three bedrooms, including a king-sized primary and a stylish, modern family bathroom.

The walk-out lower level surprises with soaring ceilings, a finished rec room, and another updated 4-pc bathroom. One of the home's most practical features is the bright mudroom with built-in storage off the backyard, creating the perfect landing spot when coming and going.

With 2 car parking off the laneway, this house ticks all the boxes! Just steps to the coveted Balmy Beach school and the heart the beach shops on Queen St.

A true Beach home with the perfect mix of Beach charm, character, and modern style.

Closer Look: The Beaches

The Beaches keeps its own rhythm, lake to the south, Queen Street through the middle. Bounded by Victoria Park Avenue, Kingston Road, Coxwell Avenue, and Lake Ontario, known for its boardwalk and four beaches. Willow Avenue sits steps from the Glen Stewart Ravine and Kew Gardens. Homes here typically fall in the catchment for Balmy Beach Community School, Glen Ames Senior Public School, and Malvern Collegiate Institute, subject to Toronto District School Board boundaries.

Getting around

Willow Avenue sits about 8 km east of downtown Toronto. The 501 Queen streetcar runs along Queen Street East toward Union Station, about 30 to 40 minutes at peak. Woodbine subway station on Line 2 is a short ride north.