Cabbagetown | Apartment in Cabbagetown, Canada

Bring the past back to life in this re-imagined vintage space. The heritage Arts and Crafts residence features original finishes, architectural brick masonry, Georgia pine floors, a shaded courtyard garden, and a cedar deck with a BBQ. This peaceful home is a quaint gem filled with original art, culture and history. Hi speed Wi-Fi, cable, and Netflix ensure you'll feel right at home.
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This lovely downtown Arts and Crafts gem offers two floors of spacious comfort full of the owner artist's original works. It is the perfect alternative for families, friends, and business travelers who appreciate a peaceful hideaway in an atmosphere of art, culture and history. With its own private entrance, this 1350 sq. ft. rental provides absolute privacy and a charming English-style courtyard for your exclusive use.
This historically designated Arts and Crafts style home circa 1913, is situated in the safe upscale community of Cabbagetown in the heart of Toronto. This vacation rental includes two floors (main and garden level) of absolute privacy in an apartment with a separate entrance, approx. 1350 square feet, with an outdoor deck and private walled courtyard for your exclusive use.
This fully furnished self-catering unit is a perfect alternative for vacationers or business travelers who appreciate a peaceful hideaway in an atmosphere of culture and history. You wouldn't know you were in the middle of Canada’s largest city, This home provides a cozy space for friends and family traveling together to enjoy a beautiful common space to relax and dine in an affordable way.
The area is perfect for architecture buffs (the New York Times described it as the largest enclave of restored Victorian homes in North America) and this century home on a quiet, beautiful tree-lined street features an old-fashioned front porch shaded by wisteria and a gingko tree ( Frank Lloyd Wright’s favourite combination). The gardens are designed with authentic arts and crafts principles inspired by British garden designer Gertrude Jekyll.
The rental space includes a fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel fridge and dishwasher, a microwave, a gas stove and wall oven. There are two bedrooms, one with a queen size mattress, dresser and a built in closet with mirrored doors. The other bedroom with the twin set does not have a door, but a curtain separates it from a large open space with a mirrored dresser, closet and seating area. There is a bathroom with a shower, marble vanity and deep soaker tub. There are three area with mirrors and hairdryers, especially suited to those getting ready for special events.
Many original features are intact: Southern Georgia pine floors, high baseboards, historic mouldings, a pocket door and a wood burning fireplace in a spacious and comfortable living room and separate dining room. There are beautiful botanical dishes for eight and a fully equipped kitchen for those choosing to create their own delicious gourmet meals. The property owner is a fine artist whose original paintings you'll find throughout, in fact you may find yourself feeling you are staying in an art gallery.
You can walk most everywhere, a car is unnecessary but if you have one, parking in a Green P lot just a few steps away, or I can easily order a temporary parking pass from the City of Toronto. A weekly pass is $46.71. There are streetcar and bus routes just around the corner and within a few short blocks you will find every amenity you will need for a comfortable stay.
Shopping is at your fingertips! There are coffee shops, gourmet delis (Daniel et Daniel, the best croissants and pain chocolat in Toronto, St. Jamestown Steaks & Chops, the Epicure for deli meats and gourmet cheeses), award-winning restaurants (F’Amelia and the House on Parliament), liquor and beer stores, No Frills and organic grocery stores, and even a few heritage animal breeds at Riverdale Farm (free) a few blocks away!