Summary:
This 3-bedroom townhome is located in the Seaton Village neighbourhood of Toronto, just west of downtown. You'll be a short walk to Christie Pits Park, which is the home of the Dominico Field (home of the Toronto Maple Leafs). There's tons of restaurants, cafes, shopping and nightlife along nearby Bloor St. and a variety of grocery stores in the neighbourhood. The townhome features 3 full sized beds, 3 bathrooms, and can host up to 4 guests at a time.
The Space:
Home Features:
- 3 bedrooms, all with full sized beds
- 2 bathrooms
- Kitchen with patio
- Dedicated workstations in the bedrooms
- 55" TV
- High speed internet connection
- In home laundry machines
- Street parking
This townhome can host up to 6 guests at a time! There are two bedrooms on the second floor of the townhouse, and the third bedroom is in the basement. They all have full sized beds. There is a full bathroom with a shower and bathtub on the second level of the home, and another full bathroom on the first floor and also in the basement suite.
The ground level kitchen is equipped with an oven and stove-top element, a full sized fridge/freezer combo unit, and microwave oven. You'll find everything you need to prep a home cooked meal in the cabinets. The kitchen also has a sliding glass door that leads out onto the patio.
You'll find a TV in the living room, with high speed internet connection of course! We'll keep you connected during your stay, and offer dedicated laptop-friendly work stations in the bedrooms.
You'll be a short walk to Christie Pits Park, which is a lively recreational area with ball fields & courts, children's play areas & a community garden. It's home to Alex Duff memorial pool, which has a waterslide and large public swimming area; and the Sid Smith Artificial Ice Rink. There are drop in hockey times for all ages and skill levels throughout the winter and theres a mini change room and bathroom that's accessible to all. Christie Pits also hosts the Toronto Maple Leaf's home games at Dominico Field.
You'll also be an 8 minute walk from Farm Boy Market, they provides a unique, friendly, fresh-market shopping experience featuring signature farm-fresh produce, butcher-quality meats, artisan cheese, fresh dairy, and popular private-label products.
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Guest Access:
Street parking parking is available and is allowed up to 3hrs. Please note that parking is not permitted between 12:00 AM and 7:00 AM, unless you have a valid permit. Follow the street signages.
The Neighborhood:
Dovercourt Park or Dovercourt Village is a neighborhood in Toronto, situated north of Bloor Street between Christie Street to the east, the CPR railway lines to the north, and Dufferin Street to the west.
You'll be a short walk to Christie Pits Park, a lively recreational area with ball fields & courts, children's play areas & a community garden.
The neighborhoods in the West End of Toronto revolve around High Park and its rural setting provides the perfect backdrop for the beautiful leafy streetscapes and the Craftsman-style architecture that the West End is famous for.
As well as being home to some of the nicest neighborhoods in Toronto and being known as a trendy part of the city, there are lots of places that you can explore. Many of the top Eastern European bakeries and food shops are situated in Roncesvalles Village in the West End, so if you are a foodie, then this area should be at the top of your bucket list.
A jewel in the crown of the West End is High Park, which is Torontoâs largest public park, and here you can enjoy lots of walking trails, picnic areas, gardens and even a zoo. High Park is also home to independent gifts shops, restaurants and just south of High Park is the Humber Bay Arch Bridge, one of the cityâs most iconic structures, and a great spot to see Torontoâs skyline.
Swansea Village is an idyllic neighborhood in the West End as it overlooks the Humber River. It is where Lucy Maud Montgomery, the world-renowned Canadian novelist who wrote the famous Anne of Green Gables book, lived. Bloor West Village is known amongst Torontonians as the birthplace of Torontoâs Business Improvement Areas.
Getting Around:
Dovercourt Park (also known as Dovercourt Village) in Toronto is well-served by public transit, with Ossington and Dufferin Stations (Line 2 - Bloor-Danforth) providing quick subway access to downtown. The area is also covered by several TTC bus and streetcar routes, including the 63 Ossington and 29 Dufferin buses, as well as the 506 Carlton streetcar. Cyclists can take advantage of nearby bike lanes on Shaw St and Davenport Rd, while drivers have easy access to Bloor St W, Dupont St, and the Gardiner Expressway for citywide travel. Uber, Lyft, and Beck Taxi are readily available, and the nearby Bloor GO/UP Express Station offers a fast connection to Pearson Airport and Union Station.
Other Things to Note:
Just wanted to give you a heads up:
1. The walls here are a bit thin, so you might hear some noise now and then. Thanks a bunch for understanding, and we hope you still enjoy your time here!
2. Sorry, but no parties or events are allowed at this spot. We're all about keeping things chill and peaceful for everyone staying here.
3. If you're making a reservation, guests should be 25 or older. But hey, families with kids are totally welcome here!
4. We've taken our already high cleaning standards and added extra tips from the pros specifically for Covid-19.
5. For stays of 21 days or more, a mid-stay cleaning is required. This policy helps us maintain the high standards of our property and ensures a comfortable experience for our long-term guests.
6. To help ensure a safe and trusted experience for all guests, ID verification may be required after booking.
Interaction with Guests:
We work with a team of dedicated hospitality professionals who will assist us in providing you with 5-star quality service. Your recommendations and questions are important to us and we're here 24/7 to assist you. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us at any time.
