78 Victoria Park Avenue is a detached 2-storey home in The Beach, Toronto, with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, plus a finished lower level and just under 3,000 sq ft of living space. Features include a gourmet kitchen, heated floors, two gas fireplaces, and a deep ravine lot. Steps from the Lake Ontario boardwalk and the 501 Queen streetcar.

Some homes settle you the moment you step inside. The living room gathers around a gas fireplace, hardwood runs underfoot, and the windows open onto a ravine that shifts with the seasons. The kitchen is where life lands, an island built to host the food, the drinks, and the best stories.

Upstairs feels like sleeping in the treetops. The primary suite holds its own fireplace, a spa-like ensuite, and a balcony among the branches. Out back, a private hot tub waits under the stars, and a deep fenced yard trails to a hidden nook at the very end.

Wake among the trees, end the night under the stars. This is The Beach, lived all the way down to the water.

About the neighbourhood: The Beach runs between Victoria Park Avenue, Kingston Road, and Lake Ontario, known for its boardwalk, lakefront beaches, and the independent shops along Kingston Road. Homes here typically fall within the catchment for Courcelette Public School and Malvern Collegiate Institute, subject to current TDSB boundaries.

Location and commute: The home sits about 10 km east of downtown Toronto. The 501 Queen streetcar runs nearby toward Union Station, roughly 35 to 45 minutes at peak, with Victoria Park station on Line 2 a short trip north.