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Weston · Toronto

$1,239,000

The scan

The play: Add units

Lower level has separate side entrance, full kitchen, and two bedrooms: hard signals for existing add-units-conversion potential.

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

  • Lot 12.2 m x 39.3 m (40'-0" x 129'-0")
  • Detached
TESA ScanBuildability

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

479 m² (5,160 ft²)Calculated from the listed frontage and depth.

Storeys

3

Height limit

11 m (36.1 ft)

Permitted envelope

Not available for this lot

Room to add

Not available for this lot

Zone

RD

Zone min. frontage

12 m (39.4 ft)

The zoning label carries a density figure, but floor space index does not apply to a detached or semi-detached houseplex (By-law 648-2025). No lot-coverage cap resolved here either, so quoting an envelope would mean applying a standard that does not govern this building type. What actually caps the building is setbacks and building depth, which a TESA scan resolves from the by-law.

Add a garden suite

By-law 849-2025 s.11

A garden suite is a separate allowance, not counted into the main building's floor area. Its own cap is 60 m² over one storey or 120 m² over two. With a suite on the lot, coverage follows one of two by-law options, and which one is the applicant's choice.

Garden suite: 120 m² (1,292 ft²), 6.3 m tall, 7.5 m from the main building

Option A · all buildings at 45%

Main building
467 m² (5,028 ft²)
Main plus suite
587 m² (6,320 ft²)

Option B · main on the overlay, ancillary at 20%

Main building
Not available for this lot
Main plus suite
Not available for this lot

The main building has no coverage cap under Option B here, so its size is set by setbacks rather than a percentage.

What binds it

  • Archaeological potentialStudy before ground

    An archaeological assessment is required before soil is disturbed. It is a cost and a schedule item, and it does not stop a demolition.

The rest of this listing

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Listing updated Aug 27, 2026, 6:57 PM ET · Source: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board