Property Description
Welcome to 29 Rainsford Road in the coveted Beach Triangle where old-world charm meets modern functionality. Lovingly cared for inside and out for 44 years, the current owners have transformed this circa 1910 home into 3 levels of bright, open living space. There’s plenty of room to live life to its fullest with 1796 sq ft of above grade living space including 3 bedrooms, a 2nd floor family room, a 3rd floor studio with a skylight and a home office off the 2nd bedroom overlooking the back gardens. The artistic flair of the homeowner shines through in the beautiful English gardens and interlocking walkway that welcome visitors to 29 Rainsford Road. The covered front porch is the perfect place to relax and catch up with friends and neighbours or enjoy a quiet coffee and a good read. The renovations on the main floor have created two awesome entertaining areas. The living room at the front of the house overlooks the street and is anchored by an attractive brick fireplace. The open-concept kitchen with sightlines to the entire main floor is ideal for entertaining. There’s room for everyone to hang out and lend a hand! When it’s time to retire, the primary bedroom is a tranquil retreat with an attractive fireplace and a beautiful bay window with built-in seating overlooking the street. Enjoy peace of mind with your brand new roof (2023) and your sought-after 2 car garage so you never have to scramble for street parking.
Property Details
Property Type:
Semi-detached
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
2
Community:
Toronto, The Beach Triangle
Parking:
2 car garage
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About The Neighbourhood
29 Rainsford Road sits in the heart of one of Toronto’s most desirable neighbourhood pockets, the Beach Triangle, located where Queen East, Kingston Road and Woodbine Avenue intersect. The community showcases tree-lined streets uniquely configured within the triangle, quaint homes with lovely front yards, and little parkettes between the road and homes. These elegantly placed green areas paired with charming homes make this area utterly unique to Toronto’s east end. There’s no denying the convenience of the Beach Triangle where locals can hop the Queen Street East streetcar or ride the bus north to Woodbine subway station on the Bloor-Danforth line. It’s a short drive into the city centre, and the Don Valley Parkway can easily be reached within a few minutes as well. With Leslieville to the west and The Beaches to the east, locals can take in countless quaint boutiques, coffee shops and a wide variety of bistros, pubs and restaurants right at your doorstep. Nature lovers will enjoy being so close to the lake to relish in long walks along the boardwalk. With swimming, splash pads, beach volleyball, a skatepark, tennis, children’s playgrounds and so much more, this is the perfect place for families and dog owners to enjoy year-round!
