30 Chichester Place #21, Toronto, ON M1T 3S5

In a quiet L'Amoreaux cul-de-sac - past a rose bed and a pergola - Number 21 at 30 Chichester Place is the rare townhouse that asks nothing of you but to move in. Freshly painted top to bottom, newly carpeted, and finished with all-new light fixtures, it has been cared for down to the detail. You arrive on the ground level, into a tiled foyer with a full three-piece bath at hand. Just ahead, a family room opens to the outdoors - a gas fireplace on one wall, a walkout to the patio and a private, tree-lined yard. It's the flexible room every home wants: a fourth bedroom, a media room, a quiet retreat from the floors above. Up a flight is where the home comes together: a bright living and dining room behind a French-paned glass door, and an eat-in kitchen with a sunny breakfast area. The living room opens to a balcony facing the cul-de-sac, while a Juliette balcony off the breakfast area frames the backyard treetops. And just beyond the kitchen, a separate office with a window full of blue spruce - the work-from-home room most townhouses don't have. Up again, three bedrooms rest beneath a canopy of mature trees - the primary with a wall-to-wall closet, the second with a walk-in - served by a four-piece bath. There's care here you won't see in the photos, too: a new roof this spring, with attic insulation and new balcony flooring and railings approved for the summer. A built-in garage, ground-level laundry, and a green, unhurried outlook round it out. Steps to the TTC, schools, and shopping; minutes to the 401, 404, and DVP. A quiet street, a tended garden, a home that's ready when you are.

Also checked, nothing flagged at this location: flood hazard mapping, conservation-regulated areas, provincially significant wetlands, heritage conservation districts, the Greenbelt, the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Niagara Escarpment plan, areas of natural and scientific interest, rail corridors, hydro transmission corridors.

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