Nestled in the Cabbagetown South Heritage Conservation District, 333 Sackville Street is a beautifully preserved example of early 20th-century Toronto architecture. This semi-detached, red-brick Edwardian-era home combines timeless character with modern comfort, offering nearly 2,100 sq ft of livable space across three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a flowing open-concept layout.
From the moment you arrive, the home’s architectural integrity shines. A balanced façade, flat front porch, and classic red brick cladding reflect the influence of Edwardian and Craftsman styles, while thoughtful features like a segmental brick arch, deep eaves with clean soffits, and Toronto vernacular detailing speak to the home’s rich design heritage. Located within the protected HCD, the property benefits from preserved streetscapes and architectural continuity, ensuring long-term value and visual harmony.
Inside, the layout has been thoughtfully adapted for modern living. The open-concept main floor enhances seamless flow and creates a welcoming space ideal for entertaining and everyday connection. Generous windows allow light to spill through the living and dining areas, and the kitchen offers functionality without sacrificing style. The home includes approximately 1,469 sq ft above grade and an additional 640 sq ft basement, providing flexibility for a home office, recreation room, or guest space.
A rare 230 sq ft garage adds true utility, offering secure parking, year-round storage, or even potential as a workshop. Outdoors, enjoy a perennial front garden, a charming porch for morning coffee, and a private backyard deck perfect for hosting BBQs or relaxing in warmer months.
Positioned on a beautiful tree-lined street with easy access to public transit on Gerrard Street East and Parliament, 333 Sackville Street is ideally situated within a vibrant, historic neighbourhood, steps from parks, shops, schools, and local amenities.
Whether you’re drawn to the character, the functionality, or the unmatched sense of community, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Cabbagetown’s architectural legacy.
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