The living and dining rooms run together from a bay window at the front to the windows over the back yard; across the foyer is a family room with a fireplace, and at the back the kitchen opens to a breakfast room with a sliding door to the yard. Four bedrooms are upstairs, and a fifth is in the partly finished basement.
Wintermute Boulevard is a residential street in Steeles, one of the City of Toronto’s neighbourhoods, in the north of Scarborough; the listing gives Warden Avenue and Steeles Avenue East as the main cross streets. In a straight line from the City of Toronto’s address point for the house, the Steeles branch of the Toronto Public Library is 270 metres away, Terry Fox Public School 340 metres, Terry Fox Park 380 metres, Dr Norman Bethune Collegiate Institute 630 metres, Pacific Mall 1.6 kilometres and Milliken GO Station 1.8 kilometres.
The front door opens to a tiled foyer under a crystal light, with the curved oak staircase rising from it and a powder room off it. The living room is a step down, with parquet floors and a bay window at the front, and runs into the dining area and a sitting area along the back, with windows onto the yard. The family room, across the foyer, has wood floors, pot lights, a built-in shelf and a fireplace, which the listing describes as electric. The kitchen has white cabinets on both sides, stone-look counters, a double sink, a stainless fridge, a range under a hood fan, a dishwasher and a microwave; beyond it the breakfast room has a sliding door to the yard, and the laundry room opens off the kitchen.
Upstairs, the hall wraps around the stairwell. The primary bedroom has a bay window, a passage of closets with mirrored sliding doors and open shelving, which the listing calls his and hers closets, and a bathroom with a tub. Three more bedrooms, one with yellow walls and two with sage green walls, share a second bathroom with a tub. The floors are wood throughout the upper floor; the listing describes the house as carpet free.
The basement is partly finished, per the listing, with a bedroom. As photographed, it has a wood-panelled room with a closet and a dropped ceiling, and an open area with white walls, pot lights and a painted floor.
The house was built in 1980, per MPAC, on a corner lot of 50 by 108.69 feet, and the listing gives 2,042 square feet above grade, also by MPAC. It is brick under an asphalt shingle roof, on a concrete foundation, with a gas forced-air furnace, central air conditioning, and municipal water and sewers. The attached double garage and the drive hold four cars, per the listing.
For sale at $1,099,000, listed by Nu Stream Realty (Toronto) Inc., Brokerage — Wendy Chen, Salesperson, and Noah Zhang, Broker — current at 1 October 2026, with the MLS® number to follow. We did not draw a floor plan for this home; the room sizes below are the listing’s.