2 Storey Detached Character Home | Listing Price: $1,599,000

90 Methuen Ave | Detached Baby Point Home For Sale

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Property Details

Property Type

2 Storey Detached Character Home

Bedrooms

3 + 1

Bathrooms

3

Community

Baby Point

SQFT

1492 SQFT + 740 SQFT lower

Lot Size

26.67 feet x 118 feet

School District

Humbercrest PS, Western Tech, Ursula Franklin

Parking

2 parking spots (Laneway house potential)

Taxes/Year

$7,296

A Detached Character Home in Baby Point, Move-In Ready

Set on a quiet, tree-lined street in a secluded, low traffic enclave of Baby Point, 90 Methuen Avenue is a spacious detached Edwardian built for a family ready to spread out without leaving the West End community they already love. The impressive curb appeal announces itself before you’re even through the front door: wide flagstone steps, well-tended garden, and a red brick facade that has clearly been cared for by owners who love this house. Inside, that same care continues.

Original character has been preserved exactly where it should be. Everything that actually matters day to day has been fully modernized: the kitchen, the bathrooms, the wiring, the furnace, the central air.

At 26.5 feet wide, the lot gives 90 Methuen spacious rooms and a comfortable layout throughout, wider than many homes in Baby Point and Bloor West Village. The footprint stretches even further at the back, where a two storey bump out adds a mudroom and powder room on the main floor and a sunny office upstairs, the kind of real, usable square footage that homes this age don’t often have.

This is a home where the heavy lifting is already done. All that’s left is to move in, start living, and settle into one of Baby Point’s most loved family neighbourhoods.

A forever home isn’t just about square footage, it’s about foresight. Read What to Look For in a Forever Home in Toronto’s West End for the three things you can’t fix after closing.

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90 Methuen Ave | Detached Baby Point Home For Sale

The Main Floor, Where the Character Lives

Before you even reach the front door, an enclosed, south-facing porch greets you, patterned tile underfoot and windows on three sides pulling in the morning light. It earns its keep as a mudroom too, holding strollers, kids’ bikes, and winter boots, or catching the grocery bags on the way home from Bloor St.

Inside, the character carries through every room. Deep crown moulding traces the ceilings, the dining room is fully wainscotted, and the staircase carries the same rich woodwork upstairs. It has all been expertly preserved, the kind of detail that simply isn’t built anymore.

The living room is large, elegant, and cozy all at once, flooded with south-facing sunshine and oversized windows that pull in natural light for hours at a time. It’s the kind of space where family gathers. A wood mantled gas fireplace anchors one end of the room, and French doors open through to a spacious, gracious dining room, easily generous enough to host the whole crew for a holiday dinner.

The kitchen is modern and functional, laid out for easy everyday cooking, with no shortage of cabinets or counter space, and easy access to the living room. A second mudroom at the back of the house includes a powder room and a walkout to a lush, very private backyard, the kind of in-between space that catches muddy boots before they ever reach the kitchen floor.

The Same Wide Footprint, One Floor Up

That same wide footprint carries upstairs, where three sweet and spacious bedrooms offer their own blend of charm and comfort, with none of the cramped, narrow feel so many century homes have on the second floor.

A dedicated office is tucked into the back corner overlooking the greenery below, bright enough for a full work-from-home setup or a quiet reading nook, and it opens onto its own small deck, an easy spot for a coffee break or a few minutes of fresh air between meetings.

The primary bedroom is a true retreat: a king-sized room with a south-facing window that pours in natural light for hours, a built-in closet, and an entire wall ready to be reimagined with custom, wall-to-wall storage.

The family bathroom is classic and updated, with a clawfoot tub and beautiful, timeless floor tile. It’s a second floor with real room to work, unwind, and grow into.

A Lower Level with More Room to Spread Out

The lower level is a true extension of the home, offering a whole other floor of living space with generous ceiling height that makes every corner feel usable. There’s a dedicated laundry room, a large recreation room suited to movie nights, a playroom, or a music room, plus additional closets and storage throughout, and an updated bathroom.

It’s the kind of space that quietly solves the everyday logistics of a growing family.

A Backyard That Feels Like a Secret

The backyard feels like a secret garden. The property stretches 118 feet in depth, offering plenty of outdoor space for a growing family to actually use, not just look at. Step out from the back mudroom onto a deck, an easy spot for entertaining, summer dinners, or lazy weekend brunches in the sun.

Beyond the deck, the yard offers options, whether that means a garden, a sitting area, or simply somewhere for the kids to hang out.

Easily accessible laneway parking fits two cars with ease, one less thing to negotiate in a West End neighbourhood where parking is often the deciding factor. This valuable space also offers the potential for a double car garage or even a laneway home.

Baby Point and the Best of the West End

And then there’s the location, which is where this home really sets itself apart. Tucked into a sought-after enclave of Baby Point, the street is quiet, low-traffic, and lined with mature trees, with the kind of community feel that’s hard to replicate, especially for families.

The Humber River trails are just minutes away on foot, ideal for a morning run or an evening walk with the dog. Lessard Park, a cherished neighbourhood park with a large field and a fully equipped playground, is steps away. It’s the kind of park where parents strike up conversations on the sidelines and walk away with new friends, a well known meeting spot for families in the neighbourhood.

Jane subway station is only 1 km away, and the shops, cafes, and restaurants along the Bloor West Village strip are just as close, keeping both downtown and everyday errands within easy reach.

A Neighbourhood Secret: The Baby Point Club

The Baby Point Club is a residents-only club, easily accessible via Humbercrest Lane. Members get access to tennis courts just steps from home, along with a full calendar of yearly events, from the Easter egg hunt to regular parent meet ups that make settling in effortless.

Moving to Baby Point isn’t just a change of address, it’s an instant introduction to a whole community of parents, and making new friends here is remarkably easy.

Homes like this, with this much original character intact and this little left to do, don’t come up often in Baby Point. We know this pocket of the West End the way only 14 years on the ground can teach you.