If you've been on the hunt for a home in Toronto, first off, I'm sorry. Secondly, you've probably heard your realtor or someone say "look for potential."

What they're saying is, look past the superficial stuff that you can change and look at the bones of the home to see if it's worth it. 

A lot of people struggle with this, and when you see a place that has a dancer pole smack in the middle of the living room it can be hard to look past that. 

The main living area.

But for 360 Dundas St. East, if you do manage to look past that you'll see a super cool townhouse that's shockingly not $1.2 million. 

The unit comes with ensuite laundry.  

Listed for $599,000, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom townhome is filled with potential. 

The dining area. 

The condo building is historic to Cabbagetown and has been around since 1890, which if you're a fan of homes with some character, is a good thing. 

The stairs leading to the lower level are new. 

The home is spread out over two storeys and has three walk-outs. On the main level is the open concept living, kitchen and dining area. 

The living room has a cozy fireplace. 

It has hardwood floors, a fireplace, soaring 10-foot ceilings and gets plenty of natural light thanks to the large bay window. 

The kitchen with granite counters. 

The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and lots of storage. 

The primary bedroom. 

The lower level is where the bedrooms are located. 

The second bedroom which is used as an office. 

They each have a walk-out. 

One of the bathrooms. 

There are two full bathrooms and the home comes with a parking spot as well as low maintenance fees at $356.32 a month.  

The parking spot. 

It's also in a pretty good location close to parks, public transit and shopping. 

The second bathroom. 

Now, to keep or not to keep the dancer pole? That is the question.