a standard that reveals itself slowly, in the details. Four bedrooms. Five bathrooms. Soaring ceilings and wide-plank oak underfoot, heated to take the edge off a January morning. Custom millwork lines the interiors with a sense of craft that flat-pack will never replicate. Storage has been designed into the bones of this home – not as an afterthought, but as architecture. The kitchen is the anchor. Bespoke cabinetry, premium surfaces, and a generous island that will host everything from Tuesday homework sessions to Saturday night dinners. It is, without exaggeration, a room you’ll want to be in. The primary suite sits apart – a genuine retreat with a spa-calibre ensuite that makes the morning feel unhurried, even when it isn’t. Step outside and the fully enclosed backyard offers something increasingly rare in this city: real privacy. Mature, quiet, and generous enough to actually use – for evening drinks, kids, or simply sitting still for a moment. Parking for four vehicles between the detached two-car garage and driveway. And a detail worth noting: roughed-in plumbing above the garage opens the door to a future rental suite or in-law apartment – the kind of optionality that’s nearly impossible to find in this neighbourhood. You’re in the Humewood school district. Steps from St. Clair Village – its restaurants, independent shops, green space, and the streetcar line that connects you to everything without needing the car you now have room to park. This is not a spec home dressed up for the listing photos. This is architecture with conviction, built for the way people actually live. (id:62650)