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13 Baldwin Street

Kensington-Chinatown, Toronto, Ontario M5T1L1

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1,895 sqft

About this property

An exceptional mixed-use investment opportunity in the heart of Baldwin Village. Built in 1890,13 Baldwin Street blends historic character with stable rental income in one of Toronto's most desirable commercial corridors. The property is fully leased, featuring Hattendo, a well-established and highly regarded Japanese bakery with a strong local following, on the ground floor, along with a spacious three-bedroom residential apartment above, creating two reliable income streams. Situated in the heart of Baldwin Village, just steps from Kensington Market, the University of Toronto, Mount Sinai Hospital, the AGO and countless restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities, the property benefits from exceptional pedestrian traffic and outstanding connectivity. A truly rare offering in the downtown core, the property also features parking for up to four vehicles at the rear, an incredibly scarce amenity that significantly enhances tenant appeal and long-term value. Whether you're looking to expand your investment portfolio or acquire a landmark mixed-use asset in one of Toronto's most vibrant neighbourhoods, 13 Baldwin Street presents an outstanding opportunity.

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Property details

Listing

MLS® number
C13542192
Added
Jul 9, 2026 ()
Updated
Sep 9, 2026 ()
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Overview

Property type
Retail
Building type
Residential Commercial Mix

Inside

Heating
Forced air, Natural gas
Cooling
Partially air conditioned
Fireplace
No

Land

Lot size
15 x 132 ft
Zoning
CR1.5(c1;r1.5)*2471)

Services

Water
Municipal water

Location

Cross streets
Baldwin St & McCaul St

Running costs

Annual property tax
$14,782

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