110 Booth Avenue is the kind of Leslieville home that’s hard to find: an oversized 2.5-storey semi with the space, layout, and flexibility that actually works for family life. With 4+1 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and generous proportions throughout, this is a home that offers room to grow in one of the east end’s most connected neighbourhoods.
The main floor is bright, open, and highly functional, featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors, pot lights, and the rarely offered combination of a front hall closet and main floor powder room. The renovated kitchen anchors the space with excellent flow for both daily living and entertaining, opening directly onto a landscaped backyard with a large deck, mature gardens, and an exceptional garden shed with substantial storage.
Upstairs, the second floor offers three well-sized bedrooms, including a primary retreat with a walk-in closet and private 3-piece ensuite. The third floor adds incredible flexibility as a fourth bedroom, studio, office, or creative space. Architectural drawings and plans for a future third-floor expansion and rooftop deck are included, offering the opportunity to create skyline views stretching to the CN Tower.
The finished lower level adds even more usable space with a rec room, 3-piece bath, laundry, and an additional bedroom ideal for guests, a home office, or gym.
Thoughtfully maintained and updated over the years, improvements include replaced sewage and lead water lines, upgraded sump pump, front and rear landscaping and decking, added insulation, and a new Lennox Elite high-efficiency furnace installed in 2024.
Set on a quiet residential street in the heart of Leslieville, steps to Jimmie Simpson Park, Queen East shops and restaurants, farmers’ markets, TTC, and an easy commute downtown. A neighbourhood defined by young families, dog walkers, cafés, and a genuine sense of community.
Leslieville, coined as Toronto’s new Queen West, stands out as one of Toronto’s trendiest neighbourhoods. Today, it’s renowned for its eclectic mix of hip brunch spots, eateries, galleries, and shops, but its origins trace back to a small village established in 1850, when many of its residents were gardeners or brick factory employees.
The charming homes of Leslieville, dating back to the late 1800s, include Ontario Cottages, Second Empire row houses, and quaint Victorian homes. Recent upscale condo and loft developments have caught the attention of eager buyers looking to make an investment in Leslieville. The area is a haven for urban professionals seeking a distinctive neighbourhood and community.
Leslieville is also home to a piece of Canadian history: ‘The Maple Leaf Forever,’ the poetic verse and early unofficial national anthem, was composed under a tree at the intersection of Laing Street and Memory Lane. A historic plaque now marks the historical spot.
Nestled on the quiet eastside, Leslieville offers an array of cafes, vintage furniture shops, and designer stores. Residents in search of recreational activities have an abundance of choice. Among them, Greenwood Park, which boasts three baseball diamonds, an artificial ice rink, a pool, and a playground, and Ashbridge Park, which features tennis courts, children’s playground, and wading pool. Residents also enjoy access to the S.H. Armstrong Community Recreation Centre and Gerrard/Ashdale Public Library.
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