497 Palmerston Boulevard, Toronto, ON M6G 2P2

On Palmerston Boulevard, the setting is every bit as remarkable as the home itself. Welcome to 497 Palmerston Boulevard, where every inch has been redefined for modern living, while the grace of its 1907 architecture remains beautifully intact. Reimagined by Altius Architecture and featured in Toronto Life, it is a remarkable meeting of thoughtful design, enduring character and effortless function. The main floor is exquisite. A continuous expanse of white oak carries through the space, complemented by a linear gas fireplace set within custom built-in shelving. At its centre, the kitchen anchors the room with a waterfall island, integrated appliances and cabinetry designed to disappear. Beyond, the living room dissolves into the garden through a wall of wood-framed sliding glass, opening onto a wide hardwood deck that steps down to the lawn. Thirty feet across and extending nearly 139 feet to the rear property line, the grounds are framed by mature hedging and lit for evenings. Summer dinners, soccer on turf that never needs mowing, quiet mornings with coffee: an extraordinary sense of space, privacy and calm in the heart of the city. Three generously proportioned bedrooms share the second floor, each with substantial closet space and beautiful natural light. The third floor is devoted entirely to the primary retreat. A king-sized bedroom is joined by a private sitting area framed by exposed brick and custom millwork. The ensuite is equally exceptional, with a freestanding tub beneath the window, a generous glass shower and floor-to-ceiling marble. The fully finished lower level offers a recreation room, full bathroom, dedicated laundry room and abundant storage. Private drive parking accommodates four vehicles. Steps from Harbord Village and Bathurst Station, and just minutes from College Street and the University of Toronto. Rare width. Rare light. Rare quiet. All on one of the city's great streets.

Also checked, nothing flagged at this location: flood hazard mapping, conservation-regulated areas, provincially significant wetlands, heritage conservation districts, the Greenbelt, the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Niagara Escarpment plan, areas of natural and scientific interest, rail corridors, hydro transmission corridors.

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