Sale of the Week: The $3.5-million home that proves not every buyer is looking to switch neighbourhoods

The foyer leads right into a huge open hallway in the centre of the house.

There’s a bay window and a gas fireplace in the living room.

On the floor plan, this room is called a library, but the owners seem to be using it as a dining room. It’s right next to the living room.

There’s a family room at the rear of the house with another fireplace and a pair of French doors that lead to the deck.

This empty space is supposed to be the dining room, but it’s not up to much at the moment. The French doors lead to the deck.

The kitchen is custom designed. It has Brigade appliances and granite countertops.

Another view of the kitchen.

The kitchen has a breakfast area almost as large as the dining room.

There are four bedrooms on the second floor, plus an office.

The master bedroom, like much of the rest of the house, has red oak flooring.

Are you ready for the master bedroom’s en suite bathroom? This is only part of it.

Just what every home needs: a shower that makes you feel underdressed.

The walk-in closest is pretty good, too.

There’s a big wet bar in the basement.

And a little space for the owner’s wine collection.

The home theatre will need a little more equipment before it’s ready to host screening parties, but it comes with Cineplex-style carpeting and all the right hookups.

The basement also has an exercise room and sauna, as well as a nanny suite.

In the backyard, there’s an in-ground pool (sadly covered, here, by a tarp) and a hot tub.