Victorian Gem in Toronto's Harbord Village

0:00It's March 26, from your city to your ears. This is Toronto News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. A stunning Victorian home at 190 Brunswick Avenue in Toronto's Harvard Village has hit the market for $1,850,000. Built with timeless charm, it features 10-foot ceilings, bay windows, crown moldings, original wood floors and doors, plus stained glass and period. Those that scream history, spanning three bedrooms and three bathrooms is the perfect blend of old world elegance and livable space. Modern touches keep it fresh, without losing character. The kitchen shines with stainless steel appliances and ample counters, while stylish wallpapers nod to the era. Sellers added personal flair, like a custom mural and hand strips spruce staircase, even including original blacksmith tools in the basement. Owners here form deep bonds with the place. These folks are just the fifth in its long history, and they loved it enough to use it

1:00for their engagement photos. Realtors highlight how it avoids the museum feel, staying warm and inviting instead. Upstairs, a third-for-loft offers flexible space for a studio or retreat, and the primary suite includes a four-piece ensuite. Below, a finished basement with separate entry suits an in-law suite or rental near the University of Toronto. A detached garage, hints at laneway suite potential, and the deep backyard backs right onto a quiet parkette. Meanwhile, the location seals the deal with a 97 walk-score, perfect transit and bike access, steps from harbored street eateries, U of T, and Yorkville. Homes like this don't last long in this hot neighborhood.