Where we work
Summerhill renovations and additions.
Summerhill runs on a Victorian and Edwardian housing stock that rewards careful structural work. Most projects here open up narrow semis and rows without losing the streetscape the neighbourhood is known for. Below is what to expect from a Summerhill project: the lot character, the typical scopes, and the permit context around the Vale of Avoca ravine.
Summerhill at a glance
What to expect in Summerhill.
Lot character
Narrow Victorian and Edwardian lots, typical 20-foot to 30-foot frontages, semis and rows on the streets between Yonge and Mount Pleasant, ravine adjacency along the Vale of Avoca.
Typical projects
Whole-home renovations of Victorian semis, rear and third-storey additions, kitchen and lower-level reorganizations, underpinning for ceiling height.
Permit and zoning
City of Toronto by-laws apply, with ravine and natural feature protection near the Vale of Avoca. Shared walls make party wall agreements common, and narrow lots often route through the Committee of Adjustment. Leman handles the full process.
Building in Summerhill?
Book a thirty-minute consultation. We will discuss the lot, the scope, the typical neighbourhood considerations, and whether Leman is the right fit.