It starts on the porch.

Wide, welcoming, and quietly iconic — the kind of front porch where afternoons stretch and conversations linger. Just beyond, the energy of Queen Street hums. But here, it’s softer. Slower. Yours.

Inside, the home opens effortlessly. Light moves across hardwood floors, through an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space designed for togetherness — dinners that turn into late nights, mornings that begin without rush. The kitchen anchors it all, recently updated and ready for real life.

At the back, the rhythm shifts again. A landscaped yard — layered with perennial gardens, interlocking, and a new deck — creates a private outdoor retreat. Upstairs, a second-floor deck offers a quieter escape, coffee in hand, tucked above it all.

The second level holds a primary suite that feels like an exhale. A spa-like 5-piece bath. Space to reset. Space to breathe. Above, the third floor brings flexibility — bedrooms with cathedral ceilings and light, easily reimagined for work, guests, or growing families.

And then, the rarity. A built-in garage. A private drive. Two-car parking in The Beach — almost unheard of.

Beyond the walls, life unfolds naturally. Walk to Queen in minutes — cafés, groceries, the library. Head south to Kew Gardens, the boardwalk, the lake. Schools like Williamson Road Jr PS and Glen Ames are just up the street.

This is The Beach as it’s meant to be lived — connected, calm, and deeply local.

This isn’t just a home.
It’s where life settles into something good.