House of the Week: $4 million for a Rosedale Georgian covered in custom walnut millwork
The 2,300-square-foot property also comes with cathedral ceilings, heated floors, automated lights and a backyard sanctuary
The 2,300-square-foot property also comes with cathedral ceilings, heated floors, automated lights and a backyard sanctuary
What brick house by a ravine would be complete without Corinthian columns, a very red family room and a courtyard as long as a bowling alley?
Their properties include a Rosedale detached, a Roncesvalles red-brick and a three-storey townhouse in Leslieville
What old Edwardian would be complete without six bathrooms, a basement for viewing parties, floor-to-ceiling tilt-and-turn windows, and Toronto’s highest heritage rating?
It’s from the former head chef of Mamakas Taverna
It’s from the team behind Cry Baby Gallery
It’s also got a 12-foot long walk-in closet
It’s called Mineral, and the 7Up pork and squid-ink pancit are sensational
The buyers paid $500,000 over asking for an Insta-worthy interior
All it took was a little word-of-mouth marketing
See inside an older home with a contemporary interior
In a neighbourhood of ancient heritage homes, this one stands out a little
See inside an updated home with an old-school look
The upper floor is now devoted to furniture, linens and decor
See inside a rare Rosedale apartment