





553 King Street East
Your dream of owning a classic freehold Toronto redbrick Victorian row home is about to come true!
Welcome to 553 King Street East, your ticket out of condo living & to a gorgeously updated freehold home in one of Toronto's best east-end neighbourhoods, Corktown!
Step off King Street East & notice right away the brick & window details you can only find in a home of this vintage & charm. Inside, you'll be wowed by the openness, high ceilings & natural light.
The living room has plenty of room to set up the cozy vignette of your dreams, & the dining room is perfect for hosting dinner parties or date nights in. The modern kitchen features a walkout to the backyard, ample counter space, & stacked laundry.
A classy, updated main-level powder room - rare in Toronto - means you'll never need to send guests running upstairs. On your way upstairs, notice the beautiful pine treads, a nod to the home's storied past.
On the second level, there's a den perfect for working from home, crafting, reading, or whatever your heart desires. The bedroom has a large closet & a coveted updated ensuite bathroom.
The backyard is your own little slice of the city - just imagine your summers spent with family & friends BBQing back here!
Located in one of Toronto's most vibrant neighbourhoods, Corktown, 553 King Street E. is the perfect blend of urban living & historic charm. You'll be just minutes from the Financial District, making your work commute a breeze for those days you need to head to the office.
For date nights & errands, all the best restaurants, shops, & amenities along King Street E. & in Leslieville, Riverside, & the Distillery District are just right around the corner. In fact, Spaccio & Gusto 501 are just a short jaunt away.
One of the city's best gyms is right across the street, & the famous Impact Kitchen is steps away for when you want to treat yourself to coffee & a healthy snack or lunch.
It’s time to seize this opportunity & own a party of Toronto history.
Welcome home!
By the Numbers
Taxes $4,051.40 (2026)
824 sq. ft. above grade
About the Home
1+1 bedroom
2 bathrooms
Inclusions
| Level | Room | Dimensions | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ground | Living room | 14.60 x 12.50 feet | Hardwood floor, open concept, combined with dining |
| Ground | Dining room | 10.10 x 9.30 feet | Hardwood floor, combined with living, 2-piece bath |
| Ground | Kitchen | 10.10 x 8.30 feet | Tile floor, stainless steel appliances, walk-out to yard |
| Second | Bedroom | 11.40 x 10.70 feet | Hardwood floor, 4-piece ensuite, closet |
| Second | Den | 13.60 x 9.90 feet | Hardwood floor, look out to the backyard, closet organizers |
553 King Street East
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Walk Score
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Transit Score
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Bike Score
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Neighbourhood
Originally established in the 1800s, Corktown is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Toronto, deriving its namesake from the Cork County Irish immigrants who settled in the area. Centuries later, Corktown still retains its charms with tree-lined streets, pretty parkettes, and eclectic homes. But it has also embraced the slew of artisanal stores, gourmet restaurants, and inspired shops that line the commercial strip on Queen Street East. This area has the distinct advantage of encompassing a small-town community feel right in the heart of the city.
At 18 acres, Corktown Common, the centrepiece of the emerging West Don Lands, is the largest park in the neighbourhood. This active, vibrant park offers something for everyone. The playgrounds, splash pad, athletic field and open lawns can be used for informal gatherings or organized activities. The flexible outdoor space, tables, benches, BBQ and fireplace offer welcoming spots for people to meet and socialize.
Corktown residents enjoy the luxury of being located within walking distance of notable landmarks the St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District. Young families love the kid-friendly amenities, including the Sackville playground, the St. Lawrence Community Centre, and the John Innes Community Recreation Centre.
Transit
510 King Street East boasts an excellent transit score, with the nearest street-level transit stop only a 1-minute walk away at Queen St. E. and River St. and the nearest rail stop a short walk to Queen Station.
Public Schools Nearby
Nelson Mandela Park Public School (GR. JK-08), 440 Shuter St.
Jarvis Collegiate Institute (GR. 09-12), 495 Jarvis St.
Catholic Schools Nearby
St. Paul Catholic School (GR. JK-08), 80 Sackville St.
St. Michael's Choir (GR. 03-12), 67 Bond St.
553 King Street East
Tell Me More
The W Group Real Estate
311 Roncesvalles Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M6R 2M6
Phone: 416.588.8248 office
E-mail: info@wgrouprealestate.ca































