From the outside, you wouldn’t expect how much space this home holds.

But step inside, and it opens up.

The main floor is bright and easy — south-facing light, an open layout, and a kitchen that sits right where it should. It’s the kind of space that works just as well for a quick morning as it does when the house is full.

As you move up, the home starts to separate in a way that actually makes sense. Bedrooms feel tucked away. There’s room to spread out, without losing connection.

And then at the top — a full-floor primary retreat. Quiet, private, and removed from everything else. Not just another bedroom, but a space that feels like its own level entirely.

It’s a home that doesn’t try too hard. It just works.

And the location does the same. Walk to Islington Station, Kipling GO, grab groceries, meet friends for coffee, get to the park — everything is close. But when you’re home, it doesn’t feel like it.

That’s the balance people are looking for. And it’s not easy to find.