22A Lewis Street, Toronto

Not your carriage-era coach house. Tucked discreetly off a leafy laneway in the heart of Leslieville, this architecturally unassuming turn-of-the-millennium coach house originally constructed in 1999 reveals a striking yet humble private rear-lot residence. Behind its unassuming façade and dormered rooflines lies a mystery. A slice of the unexpected The exterior nods to its carriage house roots while concealing a bright, modernized interior. Step inside and discover a reimagined space where volume, light, and minimalism take centre stage. Crisp white walls and lofty ceilings offer a gallery-like backdrop for a curated aesthetic and an anything goes approach. Equal parts showpiece and workhorse, the kitchen wrapped in stone countertops and glossy custom cabinetry, accented by pendant lighting and polished steel finishes. A quiet Scandinavian style informs the open-concept living and dining, where its clean lines, glass enclosures, rich floors, large windows and cut-outs offer up something you don't see on the daily! Upstairs, the primary evokes a boutique hotel retreat with its serene palette, walk-through closet, and access to a secluded treetop balcony. In addition, you're bonus-ed with a studio-sized second bedroom, a huge four-piece bath with room to grow and a hallway overlooking the main floor, punctuated by four skylights and extra storage. And if that ain't enough, we've stacked your first level with a private office (or guest bedroom), extra outdoor space, a powder room, front hallway closet and separate laundry off the kitchen. Still not sold? How about the built-in garages perfect for your cars, your gear, your pottery, your art, your band..or even your in-laws. All the benefits of freehold living but without the maintenance (or those maintenance fees)! We cannot wait for you to take a whirl and to let us know what you think! Admittedly, we'll have a hard time parting ways with this laneway legend but, they say if you love something, set it free right?