Step into a slice of downtown Toronto history with this main-level suite of a rare walk-up townhouse at 466 King Street East – originally constructed circa 1838 (yes, you read that right) in the early Victorian era. Walls built for future-generations, ceilings built for drama. This space boasts truly generous high ceilings, abundant natural light flooding through large windows, and classic Victorian styling that immediately communicates character (because “cookie-cutter” is not in the vocabulary). Newly renovated from the ground up, the kitchen is modern, sharp and ready for serious cooking (or at least serious take-out deployment). The open layout transitions effortlessly to a large outdoor patio – your extended living room in the open air and perfect for entertaining or simply retreating. Unique heritage details-original brick or restored millwork or decorative mouldings (insert actual features you have)-stand contrast to crisp contemporary finishes. The result: a home that nods to the past but refuses to live there.The location? Prime. Nestled in the vibrant King East corridor, a stone’s throw from cafés, design shops, streetcar lines and the signature energy of Toronto’s urban core. Ideal for buyers who value time (yours included) and want a home that delivers both aesthetic and substance. Whether you’re buying it as your own city sanctuary, or positioning it for quality rental demand, this space offers versatility, style and a story. And yes – it’s still surprisingly affordable for what you’re getting (let’s just say you’ll feel like you’re ahead of the game).