Charming, wraparound porch house in Parkdale

About the Space

A large early-1900s Parkdale house with a full wrap-around porch. The space is character-driven rather than styled or modern. Exterior The wrap-around porch offers multiple angles and sightlines and works well for exterior scenes, lifestyle moments, or transitional shots. The home sits on a quiet, tree-lined street and has the proportions and details typical of turn-of-the-century houses in the area. Interior Layout The house has approximately 2,280 sq ft above grade over two floors. Rooms are generously sized and clearly separated. The layout supports flexible use of rooms for different functions without feeling cramped or overly open. Light & Feel Large windows bring in consistent natural light throughout the day. The interior feels warm, lived-in, and authentic, with a mix of open and contained spaces. Architectural Character The house retains early-20th-century proportions and detailing, giving it a timeless quality. It suits projects that need a residential setting with character, whether contemporary or period-neutral. Use & Practical Notes The main floor includes multiple rooms that can function as living, dining, or work spaces depending on setup. The second floor offers additional rooms that can be used for filming, photography, prep, or holding. A basement and garage is available for storage and utility needs. Location Located in Parkdale, the property offers a quiet residential setting with straightforward access to downtown Toronto. Overall This is a straightforward, character-rich house with a distinctive porch, good natural light, and a flexible layout. It works best for projects looking for a real, lived-in home with scale and architectural presence, without a highly stylized or modern look.