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O'Connor-Parkview · Toronto

$889,000

The scan

The play: Add units

Existing 'separate, self-contained lower-level apartment' with 'its own kitchen' and direct backyard access provides established dual-unit configuration.

The building stays. It can legally hold more homes than it holds today.

  • Lot 5.2 m x 25.1 m (16'-11" x 82'-4")
  • Att/Row/Townhouse
TESA ScanZoning

The by-law's answer for this lot

We resolved this parcel's zoning, the site-specific exceptions registered against it, and the building forms the by-law permits without a rezoning. Every number below traces to by-law text we hold on file, and we re-check it against the City's register nightly.

Zone

RT (x228)

Site exception

Exception 228, with parts of it still to confirm

As-of-right form

Committee of Adjustment minor variance (Planning Act s.45)

As-of-right envelope

Not available for this lot

Severance

Not supported on this lotA split would leave roughly 2.6 m (8'-6") of frontage per lot, short of what this zone allows.

Up to 8 units may be possible with an approval beyond what the by-law allows today. Ask TESA what that would take.

Still to verify on this parcel

None of these can be settled from records alone. Any one of them changes what this lot can hold.

  • Whether site plan control applies, which adds an approval step and months to the schedule
  • The front yard setback is averaged against the neighbouring houses, so it depends on buildings that have to be measured on site
  • Which lot coverage rule governs here, which sets how much of the lot the buildings can sit on
  • The maximum building depth on this lot, which sets how far back the house can go
  • Lot dimensions and area against a current survey, not the listing sheet

And more, depending on what the site turns up.

Have TESA check this lot properly

Zoning scan 2026-08-28

TESA ScanBuildability

A quick pass over the mapped layers, kept here for comparison. Where it disagrees with the zoning answer above, go with the zoning answer.

What is standing, and what is permitted

A house stands here and the by-law allows more. Below is what is already built, the as-of-right envelope on the same lot, and the gap between them, which is the part you are buying. It is a starting envelope, not a massing study.

Lot area

129 m² (1,392 ft²)Calculated from the listed frontage and depth.

Permitted envelope

Not available for this lot

Room to add

Not available for this lot

Zone

RT

No lot-coverage limit is mapped on this parcel, so nothing caps the footprint and there is no envelope to quote. A TESA scan takes the coverage rule from the by-law directly.

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Listing courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS REFERRED URBAN REALTY.

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Listing updated Aug 20, 2026, 12:45 PM ET · Source: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board