44 Dundas Street

This 1945 gambrel-roof home has had a focused round of updates between 2018 and 2020 — roof, windows, furnace, central air, flooring, and a full kitchen renovation — that put it in noticeably better shape than most homes of this age and price point in Terrace Hill. The kitchen is the clear highlight: white shaker cabinets, butcher block counters, subway tile backsplash, and a peninsula that opens to the living room. The main level also has a third bedroom, main-floor laundry with its own back door, and consistent dark hardwood throughout. Upstairs, two bedrooms sit under the gambrel roofline — both have natural light and newer laminate, but the sloped ceilings cut into usable floor space on the sides. The rear yard is a mixed picture: new cedar raised beds, a 2020 deck, and a storage shed on the lower level, but the upper hillside is heavily vegetated and would take work to manage. The home fronts Dundas Street, so traffic noise is worth factoring in.

• Updated kitchen with white shaker cabinets, butcher block counters, and subway tile backsplash
• New roof (2020), most windows replaced (2018), furnace and AC replaced (2019)
• Dark hardwood floors on main level, light laminate on upper level — both newer
• Open-concept main floor connecting living room, kitchen, and foyer
• Tiered rear yard with new cedar raised garden beds, newer deck (2020), and storage shed
• Main floor bedroom provides flexibility for single-level living
• Crown moulding and wainscoting throughout main level add detail
• Laundry on main floor with separate back door access