Swoon-Worthy, Picture-Perfect Home Just Sold On The Kingsway

From the moment you arrive at 105 The Kingsway, it’s clear you’re entering a rarefied world.

Set behind a private gated entrance in one of Toronto’s most prestigious enclaves, this stately residence, just snapped up from the market, exudes timeless elegance — and delivers modern luxuries at every turn.

Crafted by Gallery Homes, a builder known for quality craftsmanship and thoughtful execution, the home is a showcase of meticulous design. Every detail has been considered, from the sunlit principal rooms to the perfectly integrated indoor-outdoor spaces.

Inside, the great room stands as a central showpiece, with French doors that open wide onto a covered terrace, inviting seamless entertaining and al fresco lounging across seasons.

The kitchen is equally striking: a chef’s haven anchored by a massive centre island and appointed with premium appliances. Pot lighting and warm finishes create an inviting ambiance, while the layout ensures the space flows effortlessly into the adjacent family room — ideal for both quiet evenings and lively gatherings.

Upstairs, the primary suite is a true sanctuary. This abode’s new owners will step out onto the private balcony to take in golden-hour skies, and enjoy indoor unwinding in the expansive quarters, designed for total relaxation.

But the real magic lies in the versatility this home offers. Beyond the main house, a fully independent coach house provides a turnkey option for hosting guests, accommodating extended family, or housing a live-in nanny. With its own kitchen, bedroom, and bath, it’s as self-contained as it is stylish.

Specs:

Address:105 The Kingsway
Bedrooms: 4+2
Bathrooms: 6
Listed at: $4,999,999
Listed by: Ashley Shaw, Sotheby's International Realty Canada

Back outside, the estate’s resort-like backyard completes the offering. A shimmering pool, spacious covered porch, and professionally landscaped grounds set the stage for unforgettable summer soirées — or quiet moments of solitude. Meanwhile, the sprawling lower level offers the flexibility to create a home theatre, games room, or additional entertaining hub, depending on your vice of choice.

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Our Favourite Thing

The private coach house is a serious game-changer. Whether used as a luxe guest suite or a secluded home office, it offers flexibility that few city homes can match — all without compromising on comfort or style.

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Perfectly positioned just a short stroll from Bloor Street, this residence offers the privacy of a gated estate with the convenience of city living. Access to top-tier schools, lush parks, and reliable transit adds to its appeal — not to mention the shopping, dining, and amenities that make The Kingsway one of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.

It goes without saying, we’re envious of the savvy buyer who gets to call this Kingsway escape “home.”

WELCOME TO 105 THE KINGSWAY

ENTRY

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

BEDS AND BATHS

LOWER LEVEL

COACH HOUSE

OUTDOOR

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This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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We're Swooning Over This Picture-Perfect Home Just Sold On The Kingsway

Set behind a private gated entrance in one of Toronto’s most prestigious enclaves, this stately residence, just snapped up, exudes timeless elegance — and delivers modern luxuries at every turn.

Specs:

WELCOME TO 105 THE KINGSWAY

ENTRY

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

BEDS AND BATHS

LOWER LEVEL

COACH HOUSE

OUTDOOR

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