Nestled in the heart of North Rosedale, this exquisitely renovated 6 bedroom residence offers a sophisticated Scandi chic sanctuary where family life truly thrives. South Park Design Build has masterfully reimagined every inch of the home, from the expansive lower level to the panoramic third floor, seamlessly blending the timeless cut stone and brick exterior with an ultra crisp, contemporary interior. The centre hall layout features large windows that bathe the home in natural light and frame serene views of the city's lush greenspace. With no direct rear neighbours, the property enjoys exceptional privacy, allowing the majestic summer greenery to serve as a living backdrop to daily life. The heart of the home is the open concept gourmet eat in kitchen and dining area that overlooks an inviting family room with a gas fireplace. This space is complemented by a formal living room with a wood burning fireplace, designed for elegant gatherings. Practicality meets luxury with a side entry mudroom boasting ample storage and a convenient powder room. Across 4,234 square feet of above grade living space, plus an additional 1,113 square feet in the finished lower level, there is an effortless flow for both quiet relaxation and grand scale entertaining. The primary suite and the third floor home office are particularly striking, offering breathtaking bird's eye views of the ravine through expansive picture windows. Every detail has been considered for modern convenience, including five well appointed bathrooms, a dedicated second floor laundry room, and a finished lower level complete with a workout zone and additional storage. Outside, a long private drive leads to a double car garage and a low maintenance backyard with a spacious patio ideal for peaceful outdoor living. Perfectly positioned within the sought after Whitney Public School and Our Lady of Perpetual Help school districts, this home also places you within walking distance of Rosedale Park, scenic ravine trails, and the boutique offerings of Summerhill Market.
