57 Baby Point Crescent South, Toronto, ON M6S 2B7

Welcome to 57 Baby Point Crescent, a breathtaking 1929 Tudor estate reimagined into a modern masterpiece, blending timeless character with contemporary luxury and cutting-edge technology. Set on an extraordinary 100' x 277' ravine lot, this exceptional home has undergone over $6 million in renovations in one of Toronto's most prestigious neighbourhoods. The restored exterior features a J. W. Fiske cast-iron fountain, heated cobblestone driveway, and parking for up to 10 vehicles. Inside, exceptional craftsmanship is showcased throughout, including a Scavolini chef's kitchen with premium Wolf and Gaggenau appliances, radiant-heated herringbone oak floors, and floor-to-ceiling European folding glass doors opening to a private ravine. Spa-inspired bathrooms feature heated marble floors, European wall-mounted toilets, concealed HVAC, motorized blinds, and recessed lighting. A premium audio system with 60+ Bowers & Wilkins speakers, powered by Bryston, Sonos, and NAD amplifiers, extends throughout the home and outdoor entertaining areas. The lower level is designed for entertainment and wellness with 10-foot ceilings, polished concrete floors, a full-size arcade, professionally designed gym, indoor sauna, and walkout to a year-round heated pool, hot tub, and all-season patio with infrared heaters. App-controlled smart home automation manages lighting, blinds, HVAC, security, Audio access, pool, spa, and sauna. Residents also enjoy exclusive access to the Baby Point Club with tennis courts, lawn bowling, and community events. A durable composite cedar roof with an expected lifespan of up to 60 years completes this truly one-of-a-kind luxury residence.

• Inside a conservation-regulated area

  A conservation-authority permit may be required for building, grading or landscaping — confirm scope with the authority.

  Source: TRCA Regulation Limit (2025) · as of Sep 2026

• Inside a Toronto Heritage Conservation District — Teiaiagon-Baby Point

  HCD rules restrict exterior alterations and demolition — review the district plan before planning changes.

  Source: City of Toronto — Heritage Conservation Districts · as of Sep 2026

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

Screened against public government mapping at this home’s location — simplified boundaries, not a survey, an appraisal or a legal determination. Confirm anything that matters with the authority named.