End-of-Row Victorian Perfection in Harbord Village

There’s a certain magic to Willcocks that’s hard to put a price on. It’s a street where heritage homes feel gathered over time, shaded by a canopy of mature trees that make the rest of the city feel miles away. At No. 90, that sense of place is immediate. Occupying a generous lot at the end of the row, this home offers the kind of privacy and natural light you usually only find in a detached—with just one shared wall and a presence that’s impossible to ignore. This is the kind of block where neighbours actually know your name…(and your dog’s name).

The gated garden leads to a proper front porch— a genuine outdoor living room for morning coffees and evening unwinds. Inside, the scale is the first thing you notice; nearly 10-foot ceilings and authentic Victorian soul. The living space is anchored by a crackling wood-burning fireplace, flowing past an updated kitchen and—the ultimate Annex luxury—a main-floor powder room. The back of the house is where the vision comes together: a massive footprint that offers exceptional potential to create that "forever" combined kitchen and family room.

Just beyond the landscaped garden sits the ultimate city unicorn: a detached two-car garage off the rear laneway.

Upstairs, the home continues to breathe, with a central skylight that keeps things airy. The front primary bedroom is particularly generous and bright, while the rear of the floor offers an intimate escape—a private terrace tucked away among the treetops. A large, expanded main washroom serves the level perfectly, with plenty of room to move.

The lower level is a masterclass in flexibility. With its own separate entrance, full washroom, bedroom, and laundry, it’s a turnkey guest wing, a quiet home office, or a very simple conversion into a self-contained suite.

You’re steps from the manicured grounds of U of T and the best independent galleries, restaurants and bakeries along Harbord, yet tucked away in a quiet heritage pocket. Moments to the streetcar and subway, Little Italy, Hospitals and quality schools. It’s a home that feels established, effortless, and entirely rare.