A historic Toronto house now on the market was once a coach house for carriages and horses.
The home at 154 Shuter Street once stored carriages on the ground floor and horses on the second storey.
There are two living spaces on the ground floor, each with its own kitchen.
The house is a good example of Renaissance Revival architecture, with some classical elements.
Many traces of the home s history remain, including signs that the horses lived in a stable on the second floor, likely so the carriages could fit on the ground floor, according to Alyssa Mincer, sales representative for Slavens & Associates Real Estate Inc. Brokerage.