Surrounded by mature greenery in the heart of Summerhill is a contemporary home at 99 Balmoral Ave. This three-storey listing pulls all the stops with luxury features, starting with the living room skylights all the way to the third floor balcony.
This designer home manages to embrace aesthetics without sacrificing comfort or function. Along with four bedrooms and five bathrooms, there is a finished lower level providing more living space. It’s currently on the market for $3.79 million.
High ceilings, pot lighting and hardwood flooring immediately make an impression upon entering the front door.
A dramatic marble mantle spans from floor-to-ceiling in the dining room. Crown moulding adds some extra elegance.
The chef’s kitchen features a marble waterfall island and matching backsplash. Integrated appliances and a hidden fridge exude luxury.
There’s also built-in banquette seating for casual dining.
Full height windows and three skylights brighten up the spacious family room. There’s another fireplace and immediate access to the outdoor deck.
This custom bar area comes with a wine fridge and shelf lighting. There’s also a nook that can work as a home office.
Here’s a look at the serene primary bedroom, which comes with double closets.
It connects to a dreamy ensuite bathroom, which features a walk-in shower and bathtub.
The bedroom also has its own private balcony that overlooks the backyard.
Each of the other bedrooms are relaxed and spacious. This oversized bedroom comes with a ceiling fan.
On the third level, sliding doors open to another outdoor balcony. The large space has plenty of room to accommodate lounge furniture.
The family room is located downstairs in the finished lower level. This floor also has a laundry room and an additional bathroom.
The fully decked backyard makes for a low maintenance outdoor space.
Its future residents can use their deck for entertaining, dining and relaxing.
99 Balmoral Ave. is listed with Petar Drecun and Oliver Baumeister von Bretten of Sotheby’s International Realty Canada.
