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House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

The 4,300-square-foot property also comes with a dining room for 20 people, a wine cellar, a heated driveway and an EV charger

By Caroline Bellamy
House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Neighbourhood: Rosedale Price: $8,295,000 Size: 4,300 square feet plus 1,700 square feet below grade Bedrooms: 6+1 Bathrooms: 6 Parking spots: 6 Real estate agents: Cailey Heaps and Kyle Frank, Heaps Estrin


The Place

A six-plus-one-bedroom, six-bathroom Queen Anne Victorian in Rosedale. The home sits just past the Glen Road pedestrian bridge in a friendly pocket where neighbours host street parties and children’s events throughout the year. It’s within walking distance of the Evergreen Brick Works, Chorley Park and the extensive Rosedale ravine system. And motorists have easy access to both Bayview and the DVP.

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The History

This classic detached was built around 1900 and sits on one of the first streets to be developed in Rosedale. The current owners have renovated it extensively: in 2020, they installed a brand new kitchen, and last year they added a heated driveway, an EV charger in the garage and a gym in the basement.

The Tour

A covered porch with elegant arches welcomes visitors into the home.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

The foyer features an arched doorway, stone floors and a double closet.

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House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Hook right to see the grand living room, outfitted with a marble wood-burning fireplace, built-in shelving and jumbo windows that flood the space with natural light.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Here’s a closer look at the fireplace.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

In the kitchen: sleek Scavolini cabinets, a super-long island, a marble backsplash and top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Right off the kitchen is the sunny breakfast nook, surrounded by windows and topped by skylights.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

The dining room was made for hosting, with space for up to 20 guests.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

The family room flows from the kitchen and comes with three sets of French doors that walk out to the back deck, plus custom storage.

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House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

It also has another fireplace, this time with a concrete surround.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Moving to the second floor reveals the main suite, which overlooks the private backyard. The book cubby is a nice touch.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Beyond the cubby is a generous lounge.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

This is the marble ensuite bathroom, with heated floors, a heated towel rack and a large soaker tub.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

There are two more bedrooms on the second floor. Here’s the first one.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

It also has an ensuite bathroom, lined with Caesarstone counters and heated floors.

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House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

And here’s the third bedroom.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

The third-floor landing is currently set up as an office.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Three more bedrooms crown the top floor. This one opens onto a stunning 150-square-foot private balcony.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Down in the finished basement, residents will find a rec room, a nanny suite, a wine cellar and a newly renovated gym.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

The backyard features an outdoor dining area, a 45-foot-long pool and manicured gardens—an urban oasis for summer gatherings.

House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley

Lastly, here’s a peek inside the cabana, perfect for poolside entertaining.

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House of the Week: $8.3 million for a Rosedale Victorian with a backyard pool as long as a bowling alley


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