36 Millbank Avenue, Toronto (Forest Hill South), Ontario M5P1S5

Property Description

Exceptionally Custom Designed in Forest Hill by one of Canada's leading, award-winning architects, Siamak Hariri (Hariri Pontarini), engaged by the owners. This magnificent and custom-built home was a magical result of the brilliant collaboration between the genius of Hariri and his sophisticated and family-oriented clients. Total Square Footage is: 5,857 (4,287 sq ft above ground) and there's an Elevator. 4 +1 Bedrooms and 7 Bathrooms (2 Baths Lower Level). Lot: see survey. Extra tall walls for their remarkable art collection had been a prerequisite, as were flexible multi-use rooms for visiting family and the two active professionals desiring quiet, beautiful spaces both inside and out. Private stone terraces in front and back, and cedar decks above overlook the mature trees and nature sanctuary surrounding the property. Yet, it's close to Forest Hill Village shops, TTC, and Ravine trails. Natural materials - Algonquin Limestone, Brazilian Cherry hardwood (Jatoba), Rubble Stone, Mahogany doors and windows, and extensive use of copper, teak and cedar - mix together beautifully in light-filled spaces throughout. Huge glass picture windows, full height sliding glass doors, and the surrounding tall trees outside are viewed everywhere in the home. The central 3-storey atrium above the dining room is at the centre of the house, spilling light throughout the main floor and the centre of the 2nd floor. All of these elements combine to exude warmth and comfort, and yet are modern, clean and sleek, all at the same time. A Magnificent Garden was designed by renowned landscape architect, Janet Rosenberg, featuring cut stone, limestone terraces and Owen Sound ledge rock, including for the inspired central water feature, sounding softly like a babbling brook. Everything has been meticulously maintained and cared for, and like the finest wine, proves to be more outstanding over time. A stunning and truly unique sanctuary at a brilliant City location! (id:5764)