4+1 BEDS | 5 BATHS | 5,200 SQ. FT.
$ 5,285,000

An exquisitely built custom-home designed by Richard Wengle. Offering over 5,200 square feet of luxurious design easily transversed by elevator across four levels, with impeccable attention to detail at every turn. Over ten foot ceilings are enhanced by coffered ceilings, crown moulding and hardwood throughout. The elegant living room is ideal for entertaining with its own custom wet bar seamlessly transitioning to the stunning chef's kitchen. Replete with premium Wolf, Subzero and Miele appliances, an oversized stone island with seating area, an eat-in breakfast area and custom floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, this remodelled kitchen is a dream for family meals and social gatherings alike. The adjoining oversized family room with a new gas fireplace and its own second bar with built-in shelving offers a wall of windows overlooking the the exquisitely-designed yard by John Lloyd. The expansive primary suite offers both a walk-in closet and a spacious dressing room, a gas fireplace, built-in shelving, a five-piece bath with freestanding soaker tub, and a private 278 sq. ft. south-facing balcony overlooking the magnificent yard. A second bedroom with bevelled glass closet doors and a private 4 pc ensuite, and a second stacked laundry complete the floor. Glass railing stairs lead to the third floor with an oversized patterned skylight, and two other bedrooms/office, a 4 pc bath and an additional glassed-in 365 sq. ft. terrace offering a tree-top oasis in the city. The over 1400 square foot lower level features an oversized recreation/media room with built in cabinetry, an adjacent wine cellar, a mudroom with built-in shelving, a fifth bedroom and adjacent 4 pc bath and nearby full-sized laundry. The stunning bespoke garden is the crown jewel of this home, with flagstone steps and patio, a built-in barbeque, a central birdbath among the canopy of trees adding to the green space of this 173 ft. deep lot. In the Brown School & OLPH catchments, this home is not to be missed.

Property Courtesy of Heaps Estrin, Cailey Heaps and Megan Till-Landry