2064 Dickson Road, Mississauga (Cooksville), Ontario L5B1Y6

Property Description

AN EXTRODINARY RAVINE ESTATE IN GORDON WOODS on a Cul De Sac !Rarely does a property of this caliber become available. Nestled discreetly among multi-million-dollar custom residences, this spectacular all-brick-and-stone estate occupies an exceptional 350' deep, heavily forested ravine lot, offering unparalleled privacy and a breathtaking mature forest canopy. The resort-inspired grounds feature a stunning pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, expansive cabana and extensive landscaping-your own private oasis, completely removed from the city despite being at its very centre. Offering 4,513 sq. ft. above grade and a fully finished sunlit walk out lower level of 2,500 sq. ft. - this remarkable residence has been transformed and thoroughly updated by comprehensive David Small designed renovations and countless upgrades. Sun-filled interiors showcase oversized windows, gorgeous solid wood herringbone flrs, pot lights, crown molding, 3 fireplaces, skylights, 4+2 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a spectacular four-season solarium, with large wine cabinet, a separate home office, 2 laundry rooms and generous entertaining spaces. The chef's kitchen features granite countertops, large center island, custom backsplash, abundant cabinetry, in addition to the adjacent formal dining space. The finished lower level offers exceptional flexibility for family entertainment space, an in-law suite, extended family living or as a separate unit/income potential. Not to be overlooked - an 800 sq. ft. double height, heated 3-car garage, with 9' doors and an installed car lift, offers climate controlled parking for 4 cars - in addition to exterior parking for 8+. The location offers the ultimate in convenience for professionals and busy families - privately tucked between the QEW, Hurontario and The Queensway, and just minutes to Port Credit GO, the new Trillium Hospital, highways, shopping and prestigious schools and recreation. A truly exceptional estate where luxury, nature, privacy and convenience converge. (id:5764)