About 21 Bertmount Avenue
21 Bertmount Avenue is a 2 1/2-storey semi-detached Victorian home in Leslieville, Toronto, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a wood-burning fireplace, exposed brick, a secluded backyard and a rooftop patio. It sits near Queen Street East, the Queen streetcar, Leslie Grove Park and Jimmy Simpson Park.

Some homes do not announce themselves. They draw you in slowly.

Here, red brick and century character set the tone. Inside, exposed brick adds texture, the wood-burning fireplace gathers the room, and the main floor moves easily from dinner to conversation to the quiet green of the backyard.

The third floor brings the surprise. A bedroom above the treetops, opening to a rooftop patio made for summer air, late evenings and a clear look at the stars. Queen East is close, but inside, the pace softens.

This is a home with warmth already built in. A Leslieville life with texture, community and a little magic overhead.

Closer Look: Leslieville
Leslieville is Toronto’s creative east-end heart, where Victorian streets meet murals, bakeries, independent shops and patios filled with neighbours. From Bertmount Avenue, Queen Street East is close enough for restaurants, Bobbette & Belle and everyday errands, while Leslie Grove Park and Jimmy Simpson Park add green space nearby. Local public schools include Bruce Public School for elementary and intermediate grades, and Riverdale Collegiate Institute for secondary school.

Getting around
21 Bertmount Avenue is near the Queen streetcar on Queen Street East, with access toward downtown Toronto and connections across the east end. The seller notes quick access to downtown, approximately 15 minutes. The home is also close to multiple streetcars and future Ontario Line access.