This Toronto Listing Is The Perfect Modern Luxury Home

This Toronto listing is a modern masterpiece in luxury living. It has a stunning design, amazing unique touches, and plenty of living space to make it the perfect modern home.

Price: $8, 999, 000Address: 18A Westmount Park Rd, Toronto, ONBrokerage: Sotheby's International

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The entryway sets the first gorgeous impression with its crisp light design and bright open space.

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The living room has a beautiful hardwood floor and incredibly tall windows that bring the light in. Also, talk about top of the line luxury in that white baby grand.

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The kitchen is creative and unique with double ovens, breakfast bar, stainless steel finishes, and plenty of storage.

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Imagine hosting a dinner party here. The abstract art and incredible balcony views will surely help keep the conversation flowing.

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The deck wraps around the kitchen and sitting area, perfect for entertaining or a cozy cup of coffee in the morning.

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Any living room with a wine wall is my kind of living room.

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How big is that bed in the master bedroom? It must be two beds. The master bedroom is basically an apartment to itself.

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This Toronto Listing Is The Perfect Modern Luxury Home

Price: $8, 999, 000Address: 18A Westmount Park Rd, Toronto, ONBrokerage: Sotheby's International

The entryway sets the first gorgeous impression with its crisp light design and bright open space.

The living room has a beautiful hardwood floor and incredibly tall windows that bring the light in. Also, talk about top of the line luxury in that white baby grand.

The kitchen is creative and unique with double ovens, breakfast bar, stainless steel finishes, and plenty of storage.

Imagine hosting a dinner party here. The abstract art and incredible balcony views will surely help keep the conversation flowing.

The deck wraps around the kitchen and sitting area, perfect for entertaining or a cozy cup of coffee in the morning.

Any living room with a wine wall is my kind of living room.

How big is that bed in the master bedroom? It must be two beds. The master bedroom is basically an apartment to itself.

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The Province is making the change to enable Metro Vancouver's eligibility for $250 million via the federal Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund.

"If the spring market was mostly held back by economic uncertainty, barring any further big shocks, that delayed activity could very likely surface this summer and into the fall."

It's time to say "Hello" to Jeffery Braun of Corcoran Horizon Realty, who focuses on Simcoe and Muskoka.

If the goal is to get more home completions, getting a project approved and into the hands of a builder who can see it through construction should be seen as a positive, says Goodman Commercial.

There’s no doubt we need more rental housing and that CMHC’s tools have become better at delivering it — but in solving one crisis, are we sleepwalking into another?