Newly built and meticulously realized, 223 Wychwood Avenue rises across four finished levels and approximately four thousand square feet of living space that feels both grand and deeply considered. Every material was chosen with care. Every proportion was deliberate. The result is a home that speaks quietly but carries serious weight - modern in its architecture, warm in its execution, and built to a standard that reveals itself slowly, in the details. Four bedrooms. Five bathrooms. Soaring ceilings and wide-plank oak underfoot, heated to take the edge off a January morning. Custom millwork lines the interiors with a sense of craft that flat-pack will never replicate. Storage has been designed into the bones of this home - not as an afterthought, but as architecture. The kitchen is the anchor. Bespoke cabinetry, premium surfaces, and a generous island that will host everything from Tuesday homework sessions to Saturday night dinners. It is, without exaggeration, a room you'll want to be in. The primary suite sits apart - a genuine retreat with a spa-caliber ensuite that makes the morning feel unhurried, even when it isn't. Step outside and the fully enclosed backyard offers something increasingly rare in this city: real privacy. Mature, quiet, and generous enough to actually use - for evening drinks, kids, or simply sitting still for a moment. Parking for four vehicles between the detached two-car garage and driveway. And a detail worth noting: roughed-in plumbing above the garage opens the door to a future rental suite or in-law apartment - the kind of optionality that's nearly impossible to find in this neighborhood. You are in the Humewood school district. Steps from St. Clair Village - its restaurants, independent shops, green space, and the streetcar line that connects you to everything without needing the car you now have room to park. This is not a specification home dressed up for the listing photos. This is architecture with conviction, built for the way people actually live.