Edenbridge-Humber Valley Home Is Private Resort In The City

Situated in one of Toronto’s most prestigious pockets, a newly listed Edenbridge-Humber Valley residence pairs architectural sophistication with resort-inspired living.

Spanning more than 5,000 sq. ft across three levels, 1437 Islington Avenue strikes a balance between elegance and ease, with every space designed for both comfort and impact.

A stone-and-brick façade makes a stately first impression before giving way to interiors marked by soaring volumes.

The main level hosts a magnificent two-storey living room and a formal dining room, complemented by a chef’s kitchen that's fitted with professional-grade appliances.

A cozy family room, anchored by a gas fireplace, creates an intimate counterpoint, while a flexible office or guest bedroom overlooks the landscaped backyard.

SPECS

Address: 1437 Islington Avenue, Toronto
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 4+1
Listed At: $2,650,000
Listed By: Lisa Robinson, Sotheby's International Realty Canada

Upstairs, the primary suite functions as a private retreat, complete with a sitting area, a spa-like five-piece ensuite, and a walk-in closet of enviable proportions. Two additional bedrooms share a spacious ensuite, while an extra full bath and loft — easily convertible to a fourth bedroom — add to the upper level’s versatility.

The finished lower level is tailored for wellness and recreation. Here, a fitness zone and games area meet a full bath and sauna, creating a dedicated hub for active living and relaxation alike.

But the true showstopper lies outdoors. The backyard has been curated as a private resort, with a saltwater pool cascading into a waterfall feature, a hot tub tucked under a pergola, and multiple lounging and dining areas designed to capture the best of the season. A two-car integrated garage and a stone driveway with turnaround ensure practicality matches the home’s style.

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Our Favourite Thing

The backyard oasis elevates this property beyond the ordinary. With a saltwater pool, hot tub, waterfall feature, and multiple entertaining areas, it feels like a private resort — all without leaving Toronto.

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Nestled within easy reach of top-rated schools, golf courses, parks, and amenities, this is a rare opportunity to live in one of the city’s most coveted neighbourhoods — with a lifestyle that feels worlds away.

WELCOME TO 1437 ISLINGTON AVENUE

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

UPPER LEVEL, BEDS AND BATHS

LOWER LEVEL

OUTDOOR

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This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

Listed

Edenbridge-Humber Valley Home Is A Private Resort In The City

Nestled within easy reach of top-rated schools, golf courses, parks, and amenities, this is a rare opportunity to live in one of the city’s most coveted neighbourhoods — with a lifestyle that feels worlds away.

WELCOME TO 1437 ISLINGTON AVENUE

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

UPPER LEVEL, BEDS AND BATHS

LOWER LEVEL

OUTDOOR

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