253 McRoberts Avenue

253 McRoberts Avenue 2025-08-11T18:58:51+00:00

PRICE $1,175,000

3+1 BEDROOMS

2 BATHROOMS

Welcome to 253 McRoberts

This isn’t your grandma’s semi—unless grandma was a Pinterest queen with a power drill and a thing for clean lines. Welcome to 253 McRoberts Ave, where quiet charm and thoughtful design live side by side in the heart of Corso Italia.

From the street, it’s the kind of home that feels like a memory in the making—red brick, a tidy porch, and the sense that real life happens here. Step inside and everything brightens. The main floor unfolds in soft light, with updated hardwood floors, modern pot lights, and a kitchen that knows how to multitask—warm, functional, and effortlessly stylish.

Upstairs, three serene bedrooms invite you to rest, work, or dream, while a gently refreshed bathroom keeps things simple and just-so.

Downstairs, things get flexible. A separate entrance leads to a fully contained one-bedroom apartment, complete with its own kitchen, laundry, and bath. Whether you’re welcoming loved ones, unlocking rental income, or laying groundwork for the future, it’s space that answers more than one question.

Out back, a private yard waits quietly—big enough for barefoot dinners under the string lights, small enough to manage without losing weekends. Let the dog run while the coffee brews, then settle in with the morning light. A laneway-access garage rounds it out—the kind of Toronto rarity that makes city life click.

And the neighbourhood? It wraps around you like a well-worn sweater. A few blocks to Earlscourt Park with its fields, splash pad, and quiet corners. A morning walk to Tre Mari Bakery, where the smell of bread tells you everything’s alright. The Joseph J. Piccininni Centre brings indoor swim sessions and community buzz, while the St. Clair West streetcar, gliding in its own dedicated lane, links you to the subway and the city beyond.

No flash. No fluff. Just a solid, soulful home in a neighbourhood that still knows your name.

Highlight’s You’ll Love

  • 3 Bedrooms Upstairs — airy, light-filled, and ready for sleep, Zoom calls, or secret Lego builds
  • 1-Bedroom Basement Apartment — separate entrance  = flexibility in a nutshell
  • Freshly Painted Top to Bottom — (okay, not the basement, but everywhere else is looking brand new )
  • Main Floor Laundry — zero stairs required
  • Separate Garage via Laneway — yes, in Toronto. Yes, yours.
  • Fenced Backyard — big enough for barefoot dinners, small enough not to steal your weekend
  • Front Porch Vibes — your coffee tastes better here
  • Earlscourt Park — dog park, splash pad, running track, acres of green
  • St. Clair West Streetcar — dedicated lane, straight to subway, zero stress

Listing Features

  • Updated kitchens and bathrooms
  • Brand new luxury vinyl on second floor
  • Brand new pot lights throughout entire main floor
  • Brand new light fixtures throughout
  • Brand new tile floor in main floor laundry
  • Freshly painted everywhere throughout main and second floor
  • Brand new garage window
  • Front and backyard professionally cleaned up
  • Kitchen cabinets freshly painted

Seller’s favourites

  • Joseph J. Piccininni Rec Centre — indoor pool + programming for the whole fam
  • Tre Mari Bakery — carbs, culture, community
  • Walking through Earlscourt Park
  • The Poop café – highly addictive drinks and super fun for the kids
  • Zen face & Body Health Centre – for great massages at the best prices
  • The boardroom café – for some fun date night activities
  • Shape fitness – for all your gym needs + classes
  • La Bruschetta – family-run trattoria serving classic Italian dishes

Additional Information

Possession | 60-90 days
Property Taxes | $3,855.41/2024
Size | 1,350 sq.ft
Lot Size | 18.92 x 122
Parking | Detached 1 car laneway garage
Inclusions | All existing chattels
Exclusions | All existing Tenant chattels and personal items.

About the Neighbourhood | Earlscourt

Since the 1960’s the Earlscourt neighbourhood has been recognized as the business and cultural centre of Toronto’s Italian community. However in recent years the ethnic mix in this neighbourhood has begun to change as Canadians of West Indian, Portuguese, Greek, Latin American, and East Indian descent have begun moving into the area. Earlscourt is also being rediscovered by Anglo-Canadians from other parts of Toronto.

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    Aleks Oleksak
    Sales Representative
    Direct | 416.707.1209
    Email | [email protected]
    Website | AmirAndAleks.com