This rare $3-million Cabbagetown home from the 1870s is a 'modern oasis'
The three-bedroom and three-bathroom main building — described as a "unique 1870s 'worker's cottage" has been completely modernized with an office and living space on the ground floor separated by sliding oak doors.
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