22 Foxley Street, Toronto, ON M6J 1R1

A residence of this calibre has never before been seen in this iconic Trinity-Bellwoods neighbourhood. Finally, a home for someone who could live anywhere, but would rather live here. A pool, detached pool house and a cinema-grade home theatre, on a quiet street minutes from Toronto's best tables. 4,338 sq ft in total across four levels, completed in 2025, with 4 bedrooms and 6. 5 baths. The house runs 62 feet deep, among the longest footprints downtown. Open the sliding glass walls and the main floor extends unbroken for close to a hundred feet, from the front door through to the pool house. Scavolini millwork. Rift-sawn white oak herringbone floors throughout. A kitchen with full-height cabinetry down both walls, an Orobico Luxe porcelain island and matching slab backsplash, with Sub-Zero, Miele and Wolf appliances fully integrated. Three bedrooms on the second floor, each with its own ensuite bath, alongside a formal laundry room. The entire third floor is the primary suite: 10'6" vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace, custom Scavolini dressing room with integrated lighting and island, 6-piece ensuite with heated floors, freestanding Victoria+Albert tub and steam shower, and two private terraces with skyline and CN Tower views. Below, a theatre engineered as a theatre, with dedicated HVAC, a 130-inch screen and JBL Synthesis sound. A cedar sauna. A gym. Hydronic heat under the floor. Outside, a custom hybrid plunge pool/hot tub with plexiglass viewing window, a custom outdoor kitchen with Dekton counters, 40" Blaze griddle and XL Big Green Egg. A detached pool house that opens to the water with 11'4" ceiling height. Lutron lighting, seven zones of Sonos, Ubiquiti networking and a monitored camera and alarm system, all owned outright. Nothing rented. Nothing waiting to be finished. Walk in any direction to Ossington, Trinity-Bellwoods Park, Little Italy, Queen West, King West, The Financial District and more.

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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