This low-rise fourplex introduces gentle density to a transitional, more rural area of Toronto, offering a thoughtful response to the city’s evolving housing needs. The project delivers missing middle housing through four spacious three-bedroom units, each featuring en-suite laundry conveniently located near the bedrooms. 

With dedicated outdoor space—either a balcony or porch—for every unit, the design supports comfort and livability. A rear garage replaces the potential additional dwelling unit, aligning with the site’s rural context and the need for transportation while still maximizing lot coverage. The contemporary entrance canopies and modest storeys contribute to strong neighbourhood character integration.

This development, achieved through a lot severance, highlights the value of multiplex housing in Toronto’s housing mix. Supported by a careful pre-construction feasibility review, Official Plan Amendments, and Zoning By-law Amendments, the project offers potential for affordable rentals and long-term rental income, all while embracing sustainable design principles. A smart solution to the city’s growing demand for duplex, triplex, and fourplex options.