386 Rosewell Avenue, Toronto, ON M4R 2B4

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Fabulous Contemporary Family Home In Coveted Lytton Park - City Living With A Tranquil Country Feel.Backing onto a serene, lush ravine, this beautiful home offers unmatched privacy across three finished levels. Spanning over 3,000 sq ft of meticulously crafted living space, the home features over $400,000 in recent upgrades, high-end contemporary finishes, soaring 10-ft ceilings, and massive windows that flood every room with rich, natural light.The airy, open-concept main floor is an entertainer's dream, featuring a sun-drenched family room anchored by a cozy fireplace. The main level flows seamlessly to a spectacular walk-out deck overlooking the peaceful ravine-the ultimate backdrop for morning coffee or evening gatherings. At the heart of the home is a beautifully updated gourmet kitchen equipped with premium appliances. For maximum convenience, a dedicated laundry room is also situated on the main floor.The second level features an incredible primary suite complete with dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows that capture gorgeous, unobstructed views of the flourishing greenery, offering a truly private, treehouse-like sanctuary.The property offers an exceptionally versatile 4+3 bedroom and 6-bathroom layout. The lower level stands out with incredible flexibility, housing a fully legal basement apartment complete with its own private fireplace and a separate, second laundry setup. This lower level can be effortlessly utilized as a premium, high-yield rental unit, a private in-law suite, or an executive work-from-home office oasis.Nestled in one of Toronto's most prestigious neighbourhoods, this turnkey home offers unparalleled urban connectivity steps to the TTC for an easy commute downtown. Families will benefit from access to top-tier school districts, including John Ross Robertson (J.R.R.) Junior Public School, Glenview Senior Public School, Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute, and elite private schools like Havergal College.

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