The main floor was designed for real living. The oversized dining area naturally becomes the centre of gatherings, while the bright eat-in kitchen feels welcoming, functional, and connected to everyday life. Tucked just beyond, the mudroom creates an easy transition to the backyard - ideal for busy family mornings, muddy boots, dogs, hockey bags, or summer entertaining. A coveted main floor powder room adds practical convenience often missing in older Toronto homes.

Then comes the third floor.

Entirely dedicated to what could become an extraordinary primary retreat, this level feels removed from the pace of the city below. Western light pours through the space throughout the afternoon and evening. A gas fireplace adds warmth and atmosphere, while the expansive private terrace becomes an extension of the room itself - perfect for quiet mornings, sunset reading, yoga, or simply taking a breath above it all.

The lower level adds even more flexibility with excellent ceiling height, a brand new bathroom, separate entrance, and multiple living configurations depending on your needs. Recreation room, guest suite, teenager retreat, home office, future in-law setup - the space adapts beautifully over time. There is also future potential to reconfigure the space back toward a secondary kitchen setup if desired.

Outside, the detached two-car garage and laneway access create an opportunity that is increasingly rare in the city. A recent laneway feasibility report confirms eligibility for a substantial laneway suite under Toronto’s Changing Lanes program, with potential for approximately 1,002 sq ft as-of-right, or up to approximately 1,312 sq ft in an alternative configuration.

Life here unfolds between some of the east end’s best green spaces and local favourites. Riverdale Park for tobogganing and skyline views. Withrow Park farmers’ markets. Summer swims at Monarch Park. Aldwych Park just up the street. Morning coffee at The Only Cafe. Dinner at Allen’s or The Wren. Dough Bakery runs. Ice cream at Kawartha Dairy. The kind of neighbourhood where people know each other, kids play outside together, and Halloween becomes a full community event.

And despite feeling tucked into a residential pocket, the connectivity is exceptional. Donlands Station is only a short walk away, the DVP is easily accessible, Danforth GO offers another commuting option, and the future Ontario Line will only strengthen the convenience of the location even further.

Families are also drawn to the area for its strong school options, including Riverdale Collegiate Institute, Montcrest School, and The Wilkinson School.

108 Dewhurst Boulevard is not simply a beautifully updated home. It is a home designed for the fullness of everyday life - connected, calm, functional, and deeply rooted in community.