A freehold townhome built in 2001, 69 Natalie Place is part of a distinctive Neo-Georgian row in a cul-de-sac. Its red-brick facade offers a characterful nod to Leslieville's late-20th-century reinterpretations. Inside, natural light filters from east to west throughout the day, animating a layout designed for both flow and separation of space over 1,600+ square feet. Spread across three above-grade levels, this sophisticated residence balances practicality with intention. The connected living and dining rooms lead to a lower-level suite, which flexes between guest quarters, an office, or a cozy family room. The interiors are clean and contemporary, styled with luxe paint, golden hardwood flooring, and subtle Scandinavian undertones. The living area, framed by oversized windows, 9-foot ceilings, and leafy views, is paired with a dining room. This area connects seamlessly to a bonus main-floor powder room and newly renovated kitchen. Maple cabinetry contrasts with crisp white uppers and stainless appliances, while muntin-style doors and windows extend the space over a sunny, private upper terrace. Upstairs, bedrooms are calm retreats, each with its own renovated full washroom, airy drapery, oversized closets, and light-filled proportions. Ample storage is integrated throughout, with multiple alcoves, a separate laundry room, and an attached rear-laneway garage for security and convenience. A refresh worth calling out: the kitchen was overhauled last year (2024) with quartz counters and a full suite of brand-new GE appliances that make your daily hustle and grind more efficient. New bathrooms follow suit with a Kohler soaker tub, European fixtures, and handcrafted tiles that feel more atelier than the average builder's basic offerings.