It begins the moment you turn onto Courcelette.
Mature trees overhead. The street slows. The city fades.

Inside, this home feels more like a refined Muskoka retreat than an east-end address. Stonework anchors the space—textural, timeless, intentional. Light moves easily from room to room. The main level is warm underfoot with radiant, in-floor heating, designed for real comfort, not show.

The kitchen is the heart. Custom cabinetry. A six-burner JennAir range. A place where conversations linger long after dinner’s done. Nearby, a stone fireplace becomes a natural gathering point—equal parts drama and calm.

Upstairs, bedrooms feel quietly removed from the world below. The second-floor balcony captures afternoon and evening sun, with seasonal glimpses of the lake and sky—an ideal spot for a glass of wine as the day winds down. A common area also offers the perfect spot for homework or play.

Out back, privacy takes over. A wide lot—40 feet, a rarity here—creates space for summer barbecues, outdoor movie nights, and future plans, with yard approvals already in place for a swimming pool.

The detached two-car garage is something else entirely. Epoxy floors. Workshop-ready. Designed with car collectors and enthusiasts in mind, and pre-approved for a two-level garden 

suite with grandfathered setbacks.

The lower level offers flexibility—finished, self-contained, and previously used as an income suite or in-law space.

Steps from Queen St, near the lake, and the ultra desirable Courcelette PS and Toronto Hunt - this is a home that balances luxury, warmth, and possibility.

This isn’t just city living.
It’s country calm, beautifully reimagined.