6 Nina Street, Toronto, ON M5R 1Z3

About this home

On a remarkably quiet street in Casa Loma, "Tudor House" brings together the character of a historic Toronto neighbourhood and the comforts of a thoughtfully updated home. With three bedrooms upstairs and an additional bedroom on the finished lower level, it offers space to grow, gather, and adapt to changing needs.A welcoming foyer opens to gracious principal rooms with hardwood floors, handsome millwork, and an abundance of natural light. In the living room, south-facing bay windows and a wood-burning fireplace create a warm setting for quiet evenings and entertaining. The formal dining room offers a lovely space to gather and entertain.The open-concept kitchen combines custom cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, and stainless steel appliances with an easy connection to everyday living. From here, step into a remarkable backyard framed by towering oak trees. Its forest-like canopy, mature landscaping, stonework, and deck create a private setting for outdoor dining and peaceful afternoons.Upstairs, the spacious primary bedroom features hardwood floors, south-facing window, room for a sitting area, and the comfort of its own ensuite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms can welcome children or guests, or serve as a home office. With impressive eight-foot ceilings, the finished lower level adds a fourth bedroom and flexible space for recreation, work, or extended family visits.For a young family, the setting is especially appealing: children can walk to the local elementary school without crossing a major road. The home's flexible living spaces may also suit a couple welcoming family across generations. St. Clair West subway station, shops, restaurants, parks, ravines, tennis clubs, Wychwood Public Library, and the cafés of Forest Hill Village are all close at hand. Yorkville, the University of Toronto, and Queen's Park are also within easy reach.Rich in character , "Tudor House" offers a peaceful place to make a life in one of Toronto's most cherished neighbourhod

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