It’s not every condo buyer who has the vision, ambition and grit required to truly design their own space.  But, the original owners of this exceptional suite knew how much they adored the building, the location and the over-all size, but weren’t much for the builder’s 2 bedroom floorplan.  Out with that then!  And in with a graciously livable, dinner-party-loving and downright sexy space in an equally sexy building. Craving space? Light? Calm? Lots of

Welcome to 74 Dovercourt Road. This two-story laneway house offers an exceptionally bright and spacious design while providing a private and unique alternative to conventional rentals. Large modern kitchen with full-sized s/s appliances & eat-at island. Polished concrete, and hardwood flooring, ample closet & storage space. Main floor powder plus two generously-sized bedrooms with ensuite baths make this a great option for shared living. Two entrances plus a fenced rear yard with gas bbq service.

I was at a restaurant recently, and the ultra-charming hostess said “Oh, you’re the guy who sells homes that aren’t cookie cutter?”.  Geez, I thought to myself – first, I’ll take the compliment and second, you kinda nailed it.  While I think my tagline of Unique Urban Homes is perhaps more memorable than her pronouncement, let this condo stand as a fine example of this lovely lady’s perception.  Not.  Cookie.  Cutter. Welcome to suite 710

Welcome to 455 Dovercourt – a unique and boutique development ‘perched’ above the trees in Little Italy. This small project features just 12 homes, overtop a handsome office building.  This meticulously-updated corner suite provides the only premium south-east views with tremendous natural light and an exceptional vantage point of the city skyline. The main floor provides tremendous living space, with a stylish kitchen with large island and an eat-at table.  Integrated appliances and a gas

I often use the expression “yabut” – a not so subtle mashup of “yes” and “but”. Most properties have a yabut or two – “ya, I love this home but I wish it had parking” or “ya, this spot it perfect but every time the train rolls by the glasses fall off the counter”.  Some yabuts are fairly easily overcome, and some are so called dealbreakers.  With respect to Waldo, find the yabut here? Welcome