treeline. The lot is pool-sized and perfectly proportioned for it. You don’t own the course, but from the back patio’s exposure at sunset, it may feel that way. The exterior is pure stone, not chosen but earned. A 4-vehicle garage, herringbone paver driveway and a standing-seam metal detail at the entry portico is the quiet signature of a builder who was showing off. Inside, a rotunda foyer with coffered dome ceiling sets the tone immediately. Principal rooms are generous without being cartoonish. A great room, anchored by a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stormy book-matched stone wall. 5 sets of French doors onto the covered patio and the course beyond. The kitchen is not a showroom. White shaker Downsview cabinetry to the ceiling, a waterfall island in book-matched Cambria quartz with seating that invites people to stay, a Dacor range w/ commercial grates & a Dacor refrigerator for the person who knows what that means. Around it, the room opens into an informal dining area built for family dinners, game nights, and conversations that go longer than planned. Every house has a kitchen. Very few have a room like this one. The primary suite is a private residence within the house. 3 additional upstairs bedrooms are thoughtfully appointed for family at every stage of life. Below grade, the spaces are finished to the same standard throughout. Sweeping recreation room, nanny suite, home gym space, wet bar roughed in, and storage that will change your life. This is where the hockey bags live and the kids host their friends without disturbing a soul upstairs. This is not a house you settle for. This is a house you arrive at. (id:62650)