Gimme Glenmore. A tree-lined street filled with incredible neighbours and a real sense of community. That's what draws you in. Step through the gate and everything else falls away. Reclaimed brick underfoot, string lights overhead, a fire pit, a tree canopy that's been here longer than any of us, and the kind of backyard privacy that's genuinely hard to find. Just green, and room for the people who matter. Inside, the kitchen window does something most kitchens don't. It frames the space like a painting. Exposed beam ceiling above, farmhouse sink below, and a wall of green that changes with the seasons. You'll do the dishes just for the view. Exposed brick carries through the open main floor, living, dining, and kitchen connected front to back. Three generous bedrooms upstairs flex for whatever life looks like right now. The basement walks straight out to the yard with a mudroom and laundry at the entry. The kind of layout that makes entertaining feel easy and school mornings feel manageable. One-car laneway parking. About a twelve-minute walk to the subway. Coffee at Morning Parade. Bread from Jupiter. Dinner at Lake Inez or Belle Isle. Kids at Fairmount Park after school. The Beach, Gerrard East, and Leslieville all within reach, but once you've seen this backyard in June, you might not leave.