336 Ontario Street, Toronto

Listed at $1,988,000

3Bedrooms

3Bathrooms

1,500–2,000Sq ft

22.64 ftFrontage

c. 1860sVictorian semi

01 / THE OPPORTUNITY

A rare circa-1860s Victorian masterpiece.

A rare circa-1860s Victorian masterpiece — where history meets uncompromising luxury. Set on an extra-wide 22.64-foot west-facing lot in Moss Park, this semi-detached Victorian pairs original heritage details — soaring ceilings, heritage millwork, stained glass — with high-end modern finishes, from basement to rooftop.

Two of the three bedrooms were combined into a grand, boutique-hotel-calibre primary suite with a luxurious 5-piece ensuite — heated floors and treetop views — easily convertible back to two bedrooms. And out back, a secluded three-season private sanctuary made for resort-style entertaining.

Twilight in the outdoor sanctuary at 336 Ontario Street — checkerboard patio with lit fire pit table, lounge chairs, glowing walk-out doors, and pergola with string lights — Twilight in the outdoor sanctuary — a lit fire pit, lounge seating, and a pergola strung with lights.

02 / THE HOME

Finished from basement to rooftop.

Every level has been thoughtfully finished. The main floor’s grand living and dining rooms gather around a wood-burning fireplace; the finished walk-out basement extends the living space; and upstairs the primary suite feels like a boutique hotel — five-piece ensuite, heated floors, and treetop views. Then there’s the courtyard: pergola, string lights, a wood-fired pizza oven, and a fountain. Pure magic after dark.

3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms — 1,500–2,000 sq ft
Boutique-hotel primary suite, 5-pc ensuite
Heritage millwork, soaring ceilings, stained glass
Wood fireplace + finished walk-out basement
Pergola courtyard, pizza oven & fountain
Central air, gas heat — no condo fees

03 / THE SETTING

Moss Park, minutes from everything.

Gerrard & Parliament — a Walker’s, Rider’s and Biker’s Paradise, steps to parks, public transit, the Church-Yonge corridor and Regent Park.

01

Heritage bones

Original Victorian details — soaring ceilings, heritage millwork, stained glass — finished with high-end modern touches from basement to rooftop.
02

The outdoor sanctuary

A secluded three-season private courtyard with a pergola strung with lights, a wood-fired pizza oven, and a trickling fountain — resort-style entertaining in the heart of the city.
03

The neighbourhood

Moss Park sits between downtown and the east end: Gerrard Street’s restaurants, parks and transit at the corner, and the waterfront a short ride south.
04

The return

This rare Victorian masterpiece is coming back to market. Homes with this combination of heritage character and turnkey finish rarely trade here — be first through the door.