Sanctuary in the Heart of Historic Corktown! Welcome home to 2600+ square feet of sunlit, freehold living. No condo fees, no rules, just space to breathe.This stately four-level brownstone, built in 2003, offers the rare combination of downtown convenience and true urban sanctuary. Whether you're downsizing, upsizing, or investing, this home delivers. Light-Filled Living, Soaring ceilings and walls of windows flood every floor with natural light. The open-concept living and dining room flows seamlessly into an eat-in kitchen featuring granite countertops, tailored cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. Patio doors open to a private deck - your personal oasis for morning coffee or evening barbecues beneath a canopy of mature trees.A Primary Suite Worth Lingering In. The entire third floor is dedicated to your retreat. A cozy gas fireplace anchors the bedroom, while a private balcony offers treetop views. The generous walk-in closet handles every season with ease.The 6-piece ensuite is pure indulgence: Soaker tub for two, Rainfall shower, Dual vanities with granite counters. Bidet. Flexible Space for Modern Life. Second floor: Two bright, spacious bedrooms with double closets and convenient in-suite laundry. Basement: A fully self-contained suite with its own King Street entrance, kitchen, and laundry. Ideal for rental income, an in-law or nanny suite, or a dedicated home office. Detached garage: A downtown rarity-with soaring ceilings and room for storage beyond the car. Unbeatable Location: Steps from the Distillery District, St. Lawrence Market, Corktown Common, and the upcoming Ontario Line. Easy access to the DVP and Gardiner puts the entire city within reach. Freehold. Four levels. One exceptional address. Upgrades: Professionally painted throughout (2026); Kitchen/Baths Retiled (2019); Kitchen/Bath Flooring (2019); Lennox Furnace & AC Unit (2019). Shows to perfection! Just move-in and enjoy your new home! (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: King St E & Sumach. ** Directions: King St. East between Sumach St. and River St. The location is just one block south of Queen St. E. near the merging point of King and Queen Streets.