Commissioned to preserve the opulent Queen Anne Revival exterior of downtown Toronto's most prominent residence and to meld it with the ultra-contemporary interior, Mary O'Neil of Hilditch Architect, created this crown jewel of a residence. Jumping right off of the pages of any global interior design magazine, you will be astounded by the flow and appointments throughout. 5 years to create this masterpiece. The restored foyer and staircase showcase the home's history, while the rest of the house embraces a contemporary aesthetic with white oak millwork and Roman clay plastered walls and ceiling. A seamless expansion adds five levels of extraordinary living space. The cloakroom, located off the foyer, sets the tone for the home's aesthetic: minimalism and functionality. Descending a few stairs from the foyer, you enter the expansive open-concept great room, encompassing living, dining, den, and eat-in kitchen areas. The chef's dream kitchen by Balthaup design with a full suite of Gaggenau appliances is bathed in natural light thanks to the floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall window system. Take the staircase or the elevator to the second-floor where you will find three bedrooms, a family room, and three full bathrooms. The entire 1370 square feet third floor is dedicated to the luxurious primary bedroom suite, complete with a dressing room and marvelous spa-like bathroom with marble tile by Salvatori and walk-out to the rooftop deck. A fourth-floor loft reveals a sun-drenched exercise room tucked away from the rest of the house. The lower level redefines expectations, boasting a media room, kitchenette, and state-of-the-art mechanical rooms. The garage features a vehicle turntable for effortless parking. The property sits on a sprawling lot and includes a fenced-in backyard with a detached pavilion, perfect for a yoga studio or artist's retreat. This outstanding city residence offers a harmonious blend of historical charm, contemporary elegance, and unparalleled comfort.