A few years ago, 11 Ottawa St. looked like a cheap imitation of a French castle on a Toronto side street. 

It had gaudy crystal chandeliers, out-of-place ornate moulding, and over-the-top gold-leafed built-ins. It was a lot. 

But then in 2022, the four-bedroom, four-bathroom semi-detached Victorian home was completely renovated and restored by Eurodale Developments. 

The foyer. 

The result is a stunning home that combines timeless character with contemporary upgrades. 

The living room. 

From the moment you step inside, the sunlit spaces and thoughtful finishes set the tone for this meticulously updated house.

The open concept main floor. 

The main floor is open-concept, with hardwood flooring and architectural details that add character.

The kitchen. 

The space flows together and the kitchen was given a sleek, modern, minimalist upgrade. 

The integrated appliances and minimalist cabinets. 

It features stainless steel appliances and stark white cabinets.

The kitchen opens up to the backyard. 

Normally, it would feel a bit too clinical, but the wood floors add some warmth, and the simplicity makes the space feel larger than it is. 

An office or bedroom. 

The upper levels of the home feature the bedrooms. 

A bedroom. 

On the second floor, there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

One of the bathrooms. 

Meanwhile, the primary bedroom spans the entire third floor. 

The primary bedroom. 

The primary bedroom features a three-piece ensuite bathroom and a walk-out rooftop patio. 

The basement family room. 

Downstairs, the lower level offers additional living space that could be for guests,  a home office, or a family room.

The backyard. 

As for outdoor space, there's a paved private backyard with plenty of room for a BBQ and outdoor eating.

The back of the house. 

11 Ottawa St. is listed for $2,879,000.