Cross Streets: Mt. Pleasant/Sherwood. ** Directions: Yonge & Sherwood. If you're not obsessed with quality, design, and craftsmanship,this is not the home for you.Before you notice the scale, you feel the intention.Set on an extraordinary 185-foot-deep irregular lot in Sherwood Park, this property offers something almost impossible to replicate in midtown: depth, privacy, open sky, and uninterrupted sightlines surrounded by mature trees.A three-year architectural pursuit built around one idea, permanence.The journey began in Tuscany, where authentic stone was hand-selected from mountain quarries. Over 30 slabs of Italian marble, Calacatta Vagli, Calacatta Viola, Arabescato, Travertine, Pietra Grey, individually chosen. Eight months were dedicated to fabrication and installation alone.The kitchen stands as a monolithic statement a 15-foot fully wrapped, bookmatched Calacatta Vagli island flowing seamlessly into marble-clad walls. A three-sided glass fireplace floats beneath vein-matched travertine framed in deep Pietra Grey.Rift-cut European white oak defines the architecture, floors, millwork, wall paneling, and the commanding 10 foot entrance door, all meticulously matched.Integrated Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances disappear into the design. Heated floors extend from the interior living spaces to the driveway and garage. Triple-layer European windows flood more than 4,000 square feet of expanded living space with natural light.And then, the final act.A spectacular designer-landscaped backyard featuring a heated concrete pool clad in premium Trend Group tile, complete with a waterfall feature and convertible salt or chlorine system. Dual composite decks create layered entertaining spaces. A fully integrated Lynx outdoor kitchen. A 32-by-32 custom stone terrace. Intelligent landscaping. Curated lighting. Recognized for its exceptional architecture and designThis home has also been featured in Designlines and highlighted across many other respected magazines and design platforms. This is not an ordinary home, It must be experienced. (id:27476)
