The diminutive detached house at 383 Shuter might be one of the narrowest in the city. Thankfully, however, it has high, wooden-beamed ceilings and plenty of natural light. Its two bedrooms and three baths are obviously quite tiny. Space is also tight in the kitchen, although it appears modern and bright.
Despite the novelty of being so small, this house includes a sauna and a sunlit garden. And, it's still going for less than the average price for a house in Toronto, which in June sat at $1.052 million.
by Amy Grief via blogTO
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