frame create expansive, column-free living. The great room flows seamlessly into a dining gallery and chefs kitchen, designed for both intimate evenings and grand entertaining. A dedicated media room provides a second living core, while three full-scale bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests, or office use. The primary suite is a true retreat, with spa-inspired ensuite and generous proportions that rival a free standing home. A sculptural metal stair and custom chandelier by THA and Zack Ridgely anchor the historic shell, marrying heritage with artistry. Above, a 480 sq. ft. private rooftop terrace rises above the Annex rooflines, with heated exterior floors extending the season for dining and entertaining. The underground garage – exceptionally rare in Yorkville and the Annex – accommodates 2-3 cars per unit, each with EV charging and water. From your stall, the elevator opens directly into your suite. A full-time property manager, regular maintenance, and daily cleaning of common areas ensure effortless living. Originally an Edwardian Mansion tied to the University of Toronto the structure was rebuilt from triple brick with a full steel frame, lowered four feet to achieve ceiling height and garage access. The result is a boutique residence of only three homes, positioned between two of Yorkville’s most prestigious streets. Walkable yet private, historic yet modern, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Toronto’s architectural legacy reimagined for today. PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY APRIL 12TH 2-4 pm (id:62650)