204 Woodmount Avenue, Toronto, ON M4C 3Z6

It's all under one roof, my friends. We're talking meticulously maintained, immaculately updated & refreshingly private; 204 Woodmount is a home that gets the details right. The only thing left to do is unpack. Every window has an unobstructed view, and this kind of privacy is hard to come by in the city. The window-wrapped mudroom is a sunny first "hello", with enough storage that boots, bags and hockey gear never make it past the front door. The white & dark navy kitchen has generous quartz counters, ample cabinetry, and room for two cooks who don't always agree on who's on clean-up duty. In the evening, its north- and west-facing windows catch the last of the sun, just in time for dinner. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has a treehouse vibe, with sloping ceilings, warm toned flooring & a big east-facing window that catches the morning before the rest of the house does. The newly renovated bathroom brings plenty of personality, with sage-green tile, curved reeded glass, terrazzo floors and a walnut double vanity. Smart storage runs throughout, while the lower level offers flexibility for movie nights, a playroom, or a little of both. Out back, the 25-foot-wide lot earns its width: a tiered deck for summer entertaining, a cold plunge tub for the brave, raised garden beds and a proper lawn for kids and dogs alike. Mature trees and full fencing offer excellent privacy, while dedicated laneway parking covers another Toronto essential. The sidewalks are leafy, the porches are made for conversation, and the neighbours know your name. The Danforth's cafés and restaurants are close by, with Stan Wadlow Park, the Taylor Creek trails and Woodbine Beach all within reach. The subway, GO train, and the DVP make getting downtown easy. If this sounds like your street, we'd love to show you around. Bring the kids. The lawn can take it.

Also checked, nothing flagged at this location: flood hazard mapping, conservation-regulated areas, provincially significant wetlands, heritage conservation districts, the Greenbelt, the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Niagara Escarpment plan, areas of natural and scientific interest, rail corridors, hydro transmission corridors.

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