Sophisticated bespoke residence in the heart of Princess Anne Manor, one of Etobicoke's most sought-after communities. This coveted location offers easy access to top-ranked schools, parks, and golf courses, blending everyday convenience with a refined, established neighbourhood feel. From the moment you arrive, the Indiana limestone exterior sets a distinguished tone. Inside, wide-plank oak floors, expansive windows, and an upper-level glass floor flood the main living spaces with natural light. Radiant floor heating set in concrete works in harmony with dual furnaces and air conditioners to ensure consistent, efficient comfort year-round. A heated driveway and walkway add peace of mind in colder months, while the heated back terrace extends your entertaining season. The gourmet kitchen is designed for both daily living and hosting, featuring premium appliances, marble countertops, and a built-in fridge and freezer. Thoughtful details carry throughout: each bedroom showcases coffered ceilings and its own private washroom, creating true suites for family and guests. The primary retreat redefines comfort and privacy. Floor-to-ceiling windows with motorized coverings frame serene views, while a motorized pop-up TV, generous walk-in closet, and his-and-hers ensuite complete a spa-like sanctuary. A fully integrated smart-home interface allows seamless customization in every room, controlling audio, video, security, lighting, and window coverings at the touch of a button. The lower-level home theater, with a 160" screen and furniture included, provides a true cinema experience without leaving home. Thoughtfully constructed by renowned Leprevo Design Build and designed by David Small Designs, this tastefully curated masterpiece is the definition of elevated living. It offers a rare combination of architectural distinction, modern technology, and timeless design in a premier Etobicoke location. *Referring partner Andrew Le Prevost. Backyard photo is a rendering with a pool

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