"Unique, affordable, detached bungalow!" reads the listing for 46 Grandville Avenue. 

Normally, this sounds like a too-good-to-be-true-type home but this might be the one case where the realtor isn't exagerating. 

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom home is listed for $799,800, and is genuinely cute inside. 

The open concept living and dining area are perfect for entertaining. 

I know, a genuine rarity! Usually homes like this are rundown, falling apart and essentially being sold only for land value. 

Built-in storage ensures there's a place for everything. 

However, this home has been recently updated by the looks of it, so it could be a great fit for someone who's looking to downsize or avoid condo life.

Solar tunnels bring more light into the spaces. 

The main floor is open concept with hardwood floors and plenty of natural light. 

Newer appliances, designer range hood and walkout to the back deck. 

The kitchen has newer appliances and enough cabinets to accomodate all your things. 

The second bedroom with custom built furniture. 

The bedrooms are modest but they've made good use of the space with some clever additions. 

The primary bedroom with built-in wall-to-wall closets. 

In fact, the whole house has a lot of clever built-in storage, which is always appreciated. 

There's a second two-piece bathroom in the basement. 

The bathroom has been newly renovated. 

The family space, classroom and playroom area in its current configuration.

And the basement has the family room with new vinyl flooring as well as updated electrical. 

The third bedroom. 

There's an additional bedroom in the basement that can function as a guest bedroom or a home office. 

The massive 19 by 13-foot deck with an optional canopy to provide extra shade. 

As for outdoor space, there's plenty. 

The backyard with detached workshop, skating rink and play area. 

There's a large back deck and enough room for a home-made skating rink as well as a recently updated 20 by 9-foot workshop. 

The backyard in the summer has a terraced garden. 

The home is also in a pretty great location for commuting and amenities. 

The family room is south-facing so gets lots of light. 

So while it may be the cheapest home on the market right now, it's a catch, so it definitely won't last long. And, I have a sneaking suspicion it will go for well over asking (read: it absolutely will go over asking).