You know a house is very loved when it's been in the same family for almost 70 years. 

And that's exactly the story of 31 Mulock Ave. 

Built in 1885, this charming three-bedroom, one-bathroom home has been with the same family since the '50s. Wild! 

The front porch.

Just think of all the years of laughter, tears, and countless memories that have been made in this house. 

One of the bedrooms. 

But now, 31 Mulock Ave. is ready for its next chapter, as it was just listed for a surprisingly reasonable $739,000.

The primary bedroom. 

The home has been staged to within an inch of its life, but if you look past the show home furniture you'll see a well looked after home. 

The dining room. 

On the main floor, you have the living room, dining room, kitchen and family room.

The main floor.  

Each space transitions into the next since the house is quite narrow – just under 18 feet wide. 

The living room. 

There are tall ceilings, a decent amount of light and some touches of charm and character in the form of ceiling medallions and crown moulding. 

The kitchen. 

The kitchen could probably use some updating, but all the basics are there, and there's enough room for a small table. 

Another bedroom. 

Upstairs, you'll find sizeable bedrooms. 

The bathroom. 

The one space that is definitely not sizeable, though, is the bathroom. It is small, but it has an original clawfoot tub (not a full-size one).

The basement. 

The basement is finished and has extra space for a rec room or home gym or whatever you want.  

The backyard. 

As for outdoor space, there's a nice backyard with lots of sunshine and plenty of potential. 

The back patio. 

And the big selling point, is the neighbourhood. 

The family room. 

31 Mulock Ave. is smack between The Junction and The Stockyards, which means literally everything you need is within walking distance.  Need groceries? Organic Garage is just around the corner. Craving some cheese? Santa Lucia International Cheese is basically your neighbour.

The laundry room. 

For coffee aficionados, Stereo Coffee Roasters, and Subtext Coffee are all within walking distance. And the Junction has tons of trendy restaurants, antique shops, and craft beer establishments, guaranteeing there's always something new to explore.

The basement rec room. 

For your day-to-day needs, The Stockyards has got you covered for everything from fashion to home improvement. And with easy access to transit, High Park, the lake, and Bloor West Village, the best of Toronto is at your doorstep.

The back of the house. 

This is a great home; the only hiccup is that this home is likely going to go for substantially more than the asking price.

On average, homes in the neighbourhood go for $1.9 million and recently sold comparables have gone between $800K - $1.2 million.