When we first met with the sellers of 517 Gilmour Street, we were welcomed into a home that had been loved and cared for over 25 years. Nestled on one of the city’s most desirable streets, this charming and meticulously maintained property was full of memories—and full of life.

But life was changing.

One of the homeowners was experiencing health challenges, and the house, while still beautiful, had become too much to manage. Downsizing made sense, but after decades in the same place, the idea of moving was overwhelming. Years of belongings, emotional attachments, and the logistics of preparing a home for market were daunting.

That’s where we came in. We knew this wasn’t just about selling a house—it was about helping our clients transition with ease and confidence. From day one, we handled the details so they didn’t have to.

We arranged professional movers and secured a storage unit so they could safely tuck away everything they didn’t need immediately. With that handled, our team helped declutter and organize the home, then brought in a full cleaning crew to ensure everything sparkled.

From there, we staged the home from top to bottom, highlighting its best features and elevating its charm. By the time we were finished, the house looked absolutely stunning—and completely ready for market.

The impact was immediate. The home stood out in a competitive market, drawing 14 showings in just a few days. Within 4 days, the property was sold—a fast, successful sale that exceeded expectations.

Because we had organized the movers and storage ahead of time, and cleared out the home prior to staging, the sellers didn’t have to lift a finger after the sale. Once our staging team removes the furniture, there’s virtually nothing left to do—the hard work was already behind them. Today, the sellers are looking ahead to their next chapter, free of stress and full of peace of mind. And we’re proud to have played a part in helping them move forward—with care, strategy, and an incredible result.

Check out the incredible transformation photos from this project below: