Let's be honest. Vacant rarely looks this good. Two recently severed lots.
Side by side. 25x109 feet each (353 & 359 Crawford). Fifty feet of combined frontage sitting right in the heart of Trinity Bellwoods, tucked neatly between College & Dundas on the west side of Crawford.
Let that land for a second. This isn't a renovation play dressed up as something bigger. This is something bigger.
We're talking 7,300+ square feet of interior space spread across a 2.5-storey brick building. The kind of early-20th-century hybrid that borrows from late Edwardian bones and the Craftsman sensibility without apologizing for it one bit. Huge street presence.
Very Toronto. Exceptionally rare. The property arrives vacant.
No tenants, no complications, no inherited headaches. Just a blank slate with serious bones and even more serious upside. A commanding front porch sets the tone, a rear extension adds depth and when you make your way to the second or third floor at the back?
Unobstructed CN Tower views. Rear laneway access serves both lots. Two-car parking per property.
And upside potential that your spreadsheets will absolutely love. No encroachments, no heritage restrictions, no drama. A survey is available and ready to go.
For the builders, architects, infillers, and visionaries who've been waiting for the right opportunity in the right neighbourhood. This is the call.
The approvals conversation starts here, and the numbers make sense on both sides of the table. Cont...
...As-of-right density potential, the possibility of expanded floor area, and genuine laneway housing viability, including the rare combination of side-yard access suggests a scope of opportunity worth exploring. We're not in the business of over-promising, but we are in the business of recognizing when the pieces line up. Properties like this, in a neighbourhood like this, don't sit still. And neither should you. Parts are not sold separately. Directions not included (because frankly, they are up to you).
