While most Torontonians might recognize 161 Winchester St. as the beloved Park Snacks known for it's delicious ice cream, hot dogs, burgers and fries, it also happens to be a place you could live. 

The corner lot, located across from Riverdale Park and Riverdale Farm, features three separate units. 

Two of the units are residential properties and the third is the bustling cafe. 

The side of Park Snacks. 

The home is actually a semi-detached house that's attached to a cottage on Sumach Street, but is now being sold as one big ol' house. 

One of the bathrooms. 

The cottage has one bedroom, one bathroom, and a finished basement. 

The kitchen in the loft. 

The loft, located above the cafe, has one bedroom and one bathroom. 

The large deck. 

It also has vaulted ceilings, a Juliette balcony, and access to a large deck off the kitchen. 

The charming old door which is the entrance to Park Snack. 

But what's weird is the outside of the house – which is charming with gingerbread trim and a pale green picket fence – doesn't match the insides.

Inside Park Snacks cafe. 

The interior doesn't even match the back story of the house. 

The sunny exterior and view of the attached cottage. 

The property was first built in 1872 and was owned by a labourer or possibly a sailor, Bartholomew Seegriff/Seagraff, depending on which record you're looking at. 

A view into the bedroom. 

And since then, this building has had many lives and occupants. 

The very beige and boring interior. 

According to Cabbagetown Heritage Conservation District Committee, it has been a grocery store, bakery, shoemaker's shop, laundry, and even a felt hat shop at one point.

The loft. 

And before it became Park Snacks, it was a restaurant called Piggy's, if anyone remembers that. 

The Juliette balcony overlooking the park. 

So one would assume there would be signs of all the life this home has seen, but the interior is oddly bland for having such an interesting and varied past. 

The small garden. 

However, 161 Winchester St. is now ready for another reincarnation and has been listed for $2,999,000.

A bedroom. 

"[It's the] ideal live, work arrangement or investment opportunity to create your own home," listing agent Tom Grekos wrote in the listing. 

The cottage. 

But whatever 161 Winchester St. turns into next, one can only hope this next chapter brings some of the charm and character back into this adorable property.