A Scandinavian-Inspired Estate in Toronto’s Most Exclusive Neighborhood

Step inside a classic estate built in 1914 by renowned builder, Herbert Elgie, well-known for his work on Casa Loma, the Gothic Revival castle-style mansion and garden now a cherished historic house museum and landmark in Toronto.

Prominently located in Toronto’s Lawrence Park, this spectacular Scandinavian-inspired home has been tastefully redesigned into a one-of-a-kind Century-style home. With classic details and a rich history, the home recently underwent an extensive renovation. The result is a gorgeous home boasting original architecture and design that is meticulously blended with state-of-the-art finishes and features for modern living.

Boasting four levels, the home features 4+1 bedrooms, three baths, a lower-level entertainment room and highly versatile upper-level loft. The interiors have nods to classic original details, such as gorgeous, exposed brick walls and steel beams. The main living area features an open flow, European white oak floors and ample natural light. Fit for a chef, the modern kitchen has been outfitted with integrated appliances, Italian sintered stone countertops, custom cabinets and an eat-in island. The dining area opens to an inviting tree-lined backyard with a covered deck and stone patio, perfect for entertaining and a natural extension of the outdoors.

A piece of art itself, the custom-designed glass-walled staircase invites guests to the home’s upper levels. For peace and relaxation, the main suite is expansive, with two-story cathedral ceilings, a walk-in closet the size of a bedroom, a wood-burning fireplace and spa like bathroom.

Prominently located in Lawrence Park on a quiet, tree-lined street, this home is just steps from the popular shopping of Yonge Street, highly ranked schools, public transport, green park, trails and more.

3 St Hilda’s Avenue, Lawrence Park is offered at $2,995,000.

Represented by Paul Greenberg of The Agency Toronto West.

Paul Greenberg: +1.647.839.0946