Set on a magnificent 30 x 132-foot south-facing lot in one of East End Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, 33 Mortimer Avenue is a beautifully renovated family home that blends timeless character, modern comfort, and exceptional functionality. Warm, inviting, and effortlessly welcoming, this is a home designed for both comfortable family living and entertaining.
The spacious main floor is filled with natural light and features beautiful principal rooms, hardwood floors, oversized picture windows, and a highly functional layout designed for both family living and entertaining. At the heart of the home is the kitchen complete with premium stainless-steel appliances, quartz countertops, and a walk-out to the spectacular backyard. The main floor also features a renovated bathroom and a versatile third bedroom ideal for guests, a home office, or a main floor family room.
The second floor offers two spacious bedrooms, including a beautiful primary with excellent storage and natural light. A renovated family bathroom completes the upper level.
The finished lower level provides exceptional additional living space with two more bedrooms, a large bathroom, and a spacious family room, offering flexibility for extended family living, guests, teenagers, or a work-from-home setup.
Outside, the professionally landscaped south-facing backyard is truly exceptional. Lovingly tended with mature shade-loving perennials and framed by a canopy of mature spruce, white pine, and maple trees, the setting feels private, lush, and serene. Designed for both relaxation and entertaining, it offers green space for children to play, outdoor dining, gardening, and future garden suite potential. A detached garage with one-car parking plus two additional spaces complete this rare offering.
Located within an established neighbourhood of tree-lined streets and charming homes, residents enjoy easy access to the Danforth’s shops, cafés, restaurants, parks, local schools, the Don Valley trails, Chester Station, Broadview bus access, and the DVP.
