The former home of the Leslieville Pumps is up for sale and, by the looks of it, will probably become a condo when it sells. 

After a decade as the poutine-slinging BBQ spot with a 24-hour gas station attached, the property at 929 Queen St. East is being listed for $10,500,000. 

Say goodbye to the four self-service gas lines at the front, which have been around since 1957. 

The 13,200-square-foot piece of land is being advertised by Christie's International Real Estate as "perfect for re-development into a mixed-use condominium with retail at grade." 

S&S Motors, the Auto Repair Shop that shares the lot, is also part of the property sale. 

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Greg and Judson Flom first started Leslieville Pumps out of 929 Queen St. East in 2010, transforming the former Country Style into a country-inspired general store selling some of Toronto's best smoked meats and poutine. 

They inherited the 53-year-old gas station at the front, and continued to operate it until their decade-long lease was up. 

Before moving Leslieville Pumps three doors down, the Flom brothers pumped the Pumps one last time in August with a giant sale, selling gas for 50 cents/litre.