Welcome To
324 Woodmount Ave
Space for Real Life. A Family Home That Works.
Send This Listing To A FriendYou’ve done the condo. You’ve done the semi. And that “open concept” that looked great on Pinterest? Turns out, it’s less charming when your kitchen, homework station, and living room are all crammed into one box.
324 Woodmount Ave is what comes next—a detached East York home built for real family life.
Let’s start with the heart of the home: the kitchen. Not just a pretty backsplash and an island for show, but a true working kitchen with generous counter space, smart storage, and a layout that keeps everyone connected without being on top of each other. There’s a proper eat-in area and a dining room that easily fits 10. Holiday dinners, birthday parties, Tuesday-night chaos—this space handles it all.
Off the kitchen, the family room is a game-changer. High ceilings, a gas fireplace, and doors to the deck make it the kind of space you rarely find in East York—big enough for game nights, Netflix marathons, and the dog without sacrificing breathing room.
The main floor flow is effortless: a formal living room for grown-up conversations, a basement that feels like part of the house (not an afterthought), and a backyard with options—upper deck for morning coffee, lower patio for summer dinners—all without the lawn maintenance guilt trip.
Upstairs, you’ll find four true bedrooms (no glorified closets here). The primary suite offers a walk-in closet and a spa-worthy ensuite with a soaker tub, glass shower, and double vanity. Down the hall, another bathroom—with its own double vanity—means no more morning traffic jams.
Built in 2008, this home gives you the best of both worlds: solid construction and smart design without the endless reno headaches of older homes—or the corner-cutting of many newer builds. Add soaring ceilings, a separate basement entrance, and a total of five bedrooms and four full bathrooms, and you’ve got a home that grows with you. Office today, teen retreat tomorrow, guest suite when you need it.
No offer night. No games. Listed at $1,925,000 and ready when you are. If you’ve been looking for space, function, and a family-first layout in East York, this is the one.
5 Things We Love
- Prime East York Location – Tucked away on one of the neighbourhood’s best streets, you’re close to the Danforth’s energy, The Beach, and Downtown. The TTC access, DVP convenience, and green spaces like Stan Wadlow Park, Cullan Bryant Park, and Taylor Creek make East York an easy – YES.
- That Dreamy Kitchen – Command Central for family life with counter space for multiple cooks, storage for every gadget, a large island that fits four bar stools and enough room for a table to complete this eat-in kitchen. Just off the kitchen – your formal dining room fits a ten-person table that makes entertaining feel effortless.
- This House IS Space – Four large bedrooms upstairs, plus one in the basement. Four full bathrooms, including two with double vanities so kids don’t fight over sinks. A primary suite with all the bells and whistles. What more could you want?
- 2008 Build = Zero Drama – Skip the renovation headaches of older Toronto homes. Detached, low-maintenance living with no lawn to mow, just modern functionality that actually works.
- A Basement That Doesn’t Make You Cringe – High ceilings transform this into a bright, inviting space perfect for a theatre room or kids’ playroom, while the formal living room upstairs gives adults their own conversation space.
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About East York
East York is what happens when you take the best parts of city living and add actual breathing room. It’s the neighbourhood that delivers on that “close to everything but not overwhelmed by it” promise that so many others just talk about.
Picture this: a mix of post-war bungalows and large new-build family homes with front yards where kids play, neighbours who borrow sugar and mean it, and tree-lined streets quiet enough that you can hear birds but busy enough that there’s always something happening. It’s fifteen minutes to downtown when you need the energy, but it feels like a different world when you want to decompress.
The heart of East York life happens at places like Stan Wadlow Park and Cullan Bryant Park—these aren’t just green spaces, they’re where weekend soccer games turn into impromptu family gatherings and where your morning run becomes a chance to catch up with half the neighbourhood. Taylor Creek offers those winding trails that clear your head between video calls, making it perfect for anyone working from home who needs to step away from their desk.
The Danforth is your playground here. Greek town stretches along this vibrant strip with tavernas that have been perfecting their craft for decades, bakeries where the baklava is worth the trip, and weekend energy that makes grocery shopping feel like an event. It’s the kind of food scene where authenticity isn’t a marketing term—it’s just Wednesday.
What makes East York special is that it’s built for real life. The schools are excellent (there are a lot of them, thanks to all the young families), the easy transit connections, and the housing stock offers that sweet spot between affordable entry point and renovation potential. It’s where young families have created a genuine community—the kind where longtime residents slip your kids a few dollars at Christmas for helping with snow shovelling.
East York doesn’t try to be trendy. It just works. If you’re ready for a neighbourhood that feels like home from day one, where community isn’t just a buzzword, and where you can have both urban convenience and suburban peace without compromise, this is it.
