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Triplex · Listed 14 days ago

366 Ontario Toronto,ON M5A 2V7

Toronto, ON, Canada

3 Beds4 Baths2,000–2,000 sqft0 Built

List price

$1,800,000

Why This Property?

This Moss Park triplex has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, with three self-contained suites and parking. Renovations in 2019 included quartz kitchen countertops, updated bathrooms and an underpinned lower level; the roof was replaced in 2023. Nearby destinations include Allan Gardens, with TTC bus routes serving the area.

Facts & Features

Highlights

  • parking
  • balcony
  • fireplace
  • walk-in
  • quartz
  • air conditioning
  • central air

Bedrooms & bathrooms

  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Bathrooms: 4
  • Full: 4
  • Half: 0

Living Area

  • 2,000–2,000 sqft

Stories

Lot size

  • 0.035 acres

Year built

  • 0

Property type

  • Triplex

Standard status

  • Active

Cooling

Heating

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    Utilities

      Water / Sewer

      About This Property

      Discover a rare opportunity to own a legal, city-approved triplex that perfectly balances historic Toronto charm with high-end modern design. Extensively gutted and renovated from the studs in 2019, this turnkey property offers close to 3,000 square feet of thoughtfully optimized living space across three distinct, self-contained suites. This is a truly seamless addition to any investment portfolio or an ideal live-and-rent scenario. Behind the timeless brick facade, the home has been completely transformed. The 2019 renovations included modernized kitchens with quartz countertops, updated bathrooms, new windows, lighting, staircases, and a professionally underpinned lower level excavated to increase the ceiling height. A brand-new roof was installed in 2023. The property features three separate hydro meters, three gas meters, and dedicated laundry in every unit. The upper-level two-bedroom, two-bathroom suite is bathed in natural light from a striking skylight and blends modern finishes with beautifully preserved original red brick walls. It boasts a private balcony off the primary bedroom, a massive accessible attic for rare urban storage, and its own furnace and central air conditioning. The main-level one-bedroom suite features a bright, inviting layout highlighted by a charming, working wood-burning fireplace and a walk-out to a private outdoor patio. It is also serviced by its own furnace and central air. Accessed via a private rear entrance, the lower-level two-bedroom suite features warm exposed brick, high ceilings, modern vinyl flooring, and a bathroom with a sleek walk-in shower. Set on a deep lot with the potential to convert the rear garden into parking off the laneway, this exceptional triplex delivers flexibility, quality craftsmanship, and outstanding value. All three suites currently leased for $9,583 per month.

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      Everything you need to know about valuing and buying with RealOrca.

      What renovations are noted for the property?
      The 2019 work included kitchens with quartz countertops, bathrooms, windows, lighting and staircases, plus an underpinned lower level. The roof was replaced in 2023.
      What local transit and green spaces serve Moss Park?
      Numerous TTC bus routes serve the area. Moss Park and Allan Gardens are nearby green spaces.
      What is a triplex, and how is it different from other multi-unit homes in Toronto?
      A triplex is a property with three separate dwelling units within one building. In Toronto, triplexes are often chosen by buyers who want a home that can accommodate multiple households, support extended family living, or offer rental income potential, while still being managed as a single property.
      What should buyers know about purchasing a triplex in Toronto?
      Buying a triplex in Toronto usually involves reviewing the property’s zoning, permitted uses, unit configuration, and any existing tenancies. Buyers should also consider financing, inspections, insurance, and whether they plan to live in one unit, rent all units, or renovate over time. Working with a real estate professional familiar with multi-unit properties is helpful.
      Which Toronto neighbourhood features are important for triplex buyers?
      For triplex buyers, access to TTC transit, GO Transit connections, schools, parks, and everyday amenities can strongly influence both livability and rental appeal. Neighbourhoods with strong transit access and nearby services are often attractive because they make commuting and daily routines easier for residents in all three units.
      Are triplexes common in Toronto, and what are they typically like?
      Triplexes are a well-established housing type in Toronto, especially in older residential areas and along transit corridors. They are often found in low-rise buildings and may feature separate entrances, shared utilities, or a mix of updated and original finishes depending on the property’s age and renovation history.