27 BELMONT STREET
Yorkville, Toronto
FEATURES
Victorian Era
Heritage Home
2 Bedrooms
2 Bath
Finished Basement
Offered at:
$1,399,998
A Yorkville Classic, Reimagined
If location is everything, then 27 Belmont Street has it all. Steps from Yorkville’s boutiques, cafés, and cultural pulse, this red-brick heritage rowhouse manages to feel both in the middle of it all and like a private retreat. Fully updated, immaculately maintained, and requiring no work, it balances modern design with timeless character in a way that feels effortlessly livable.
Inside, the open-concept main living space is bright and welcoming, with nine-foot ceilings in the living and dining areas that create a sense of airiness and flow. The custom galley kitchen is a chef’s delight, featuring a Bosch gas range and dishwasher, a built-in Miele oven and microwave, a bespoke Miele hood, and sleek cabinetry that maximizes storage without sacrificing style. Upstairs, the primary bedroom offers built-in storage and direct access to a marble-clad, spa-like bathroom with a double vanity, deep soaker tub, and glass-enclosed shower. A skylit bonus room sits alongside—ideal as an office, guestroom, or nursery.
The basement has been fully dug out and sits just an inch shy of seven feet, making it a highly usable extension of the home. With a two-piece bath, laundry, and flexible space, it works well as a cozy media nook, home office, or workout area.
Out back, significant investment has transformed the yard into a true extension of the home. A dark stone patio sits on poured concrete—designed never to shift—creating a polished, low-maintenance outdoor space. A small garden softens the edges, while full fencing ensures both privacy and tranquility.
This is a rare opportunity to own a Yorkville home that combines heritage character, thoughtful updates, and everyday comfort in one of Toronto’s most coveted neighbourhoods.
The Neighbourhood
Belmont Street offers the kind of address that feels almost impossible to replicate. Step west and you’re in Yorkville, where mornings start with a coffee run and evenings stretch into gallery openings, hidden dining rooms and boutique-lined strolls. Head east and the mood shifts: Rosedale’s winding ravines and grand avenues provide a leafy counterpoint to the city, a place for unhurried walks and quiet escapes. A short walk north brings you to Summerhill, where the historic train station anchors a hub of specialty grocers, wine shops and cafés that make daily rituals feel indulgent.
With a perfect Walk Score of 100, every part of daily life is right at your doorstep—schools, shops, transit, cafés, and parks are all within easy reach.
Rosedale Station
300m, 3 min walk
Whole Foods
900m, 10 min walk
Ramsden Park
200m, 2 min walk
Equinox Gym
900m, 10 min walk
Few homes can claim to straddle these three worlds so seamlessly. At Belmont, you’re plugged into the city’s cultural pulse, yet steps from green space and the kind of neighbourhood rituals that make Toronto’s most coveted enclaves so enduring. It’s a location that delivers not just convenience, but cachet—a lifestyle that’s as dynamic as it is rare.
Refined Flavours in Toronto’s Most Polished Quarter
Culinary Delight
Food + Drink
In Yorkville, sophistication lives on every corner. Along its storied streets you’ll find an unmatched mix of fine dining, boutique cafés, and gourmet purveyors—all within walking distance of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, from Summerhill and Rosedale to the Annex.
Mornings might begin with a smoothie or espresso at Nutbar or Amadeus, before easing into leisurely afternoons at Café Boulud or the Four Seasons d|bar. For elevated evenings, Alo Bar Yorkville delivers polished plates in a moody, cosmopolitan setting, while One Restaurant anchors Hazelton Avenue with its blend of classic luxury and people-watching energy. Prefer a quieter affair? Joso’s offers iconic seafood in an art-filled setting, while Sassafraz and Morton’s remain timeless neighbourhood staples.
Provisions here are just as refined. Whole Foods anchors Avenue Road, while Eataly brings Italian indulgence to Bay and Bloor. For something more artisanal, locals venture to Summerhill’s Harvest Wagon or Olliffe, or into Rosedale for the storied Summerhill Market. The Annex, meanwhile, adds eclectic flair with its indie cafés and gourmet shops.
Yorkville offers more than convenience—it’s a lifestyle where culinary excellence, culture, and everyday luxury meet.
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Effortless Access
Where the City Unfolds at Your Feet
Location
From 27 Belmont, the city is never more than a few minutes away. With Bloor-Yonge and Rosedale subway stations just a short stroll, you can be downtown in minutes, at the University in no time, or across Midtown without ever needing a car. Connectivity is seamless, putting Toronto’s core business, cultural, and shopping districts squarely at your doorstep.
Step outside and Yorkville unfolds around you—boutique shops, world-class dining, and luxury hotels create an atmosphere that is equal parts vibrant and refined. Ramsden Park and the Rosedale Valley trails offer quick immersion into nature, while neighbouring Summerhill and the Annex add their own distinct mix of character and charm. Everyday errands are just as effortless, with gourmet grocers, specialty food shops, and markets within walking distance.
This is urban living at its most convenient—where the subway is your driveway and the city is your backyard.
Love where you live—because at 27 Belmont, exceptional design meets an unbeatable location.
This fully updated home places you steps from top-tier dining, boutique shopping, parks, and transit—offering the perfect balance of refined living and city convenience
