This $3.3 million home in Toronto looks like it's straight out of a style magazine Toronto RealEstate
, this 2,880-square-feet home features a dramatic wooden entryway set against a dark exterior.The teak wood kitchen features luxurious Laminam countertops and Fisher & Paykel appliances.The living room seamlessly leads into the hidden staircase, which brings you to the home's second storey.
The home boasts four bathrooms, and one of them is beautifully accented with intricate green wallpaper and a marble sink.The bathroom features a freestanding tub, which is conveniently located next to several sleek windows, providing towering views of the outdoors.The home's hallways feature lots of curves and bends, and are intricately adorned with contemporary art.
You can find Corian countertops with integrated sinks in all of the bathrooms in the home, as well as heated floors.The home also features newly reinsulated party walls for superior acoustic separation, fire protection and thermal insulation. All built-ins, Fisher & Paykel kitchen appliances, LG washer and dryer, and light fixtures come with the place.Lead photo by
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