42 Berryman StbToronto

$4 million Toronto home inspired by 17th-century Italy

Tucked away in the heart of Toronto's prestigious Yorkville neighbourhood, 42 Berryman Street stands as a true masterpiece, offering a blend of Victorian charm and modern luxury.

This designer's haven, built in 2003 with reclaimed brick to preserve its period facade, underwent a complete interior transformation in 2020, inspired by the majestic homes of 17th-century Italy.

You'll notice nods to Italian architecture and design throughout — from the large tapestries on the walls and the statues scattered about, right down to the types of materials used in the construction of the home.

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The front entrance of the stunning home.

But fear not, as this house defintiely isn't stuck in the Baroque era, and has a very modern take on the 17th-century design.42 Berryman St. Toronto

One of two bedrooms at 42 Berryman Street. 

42 Berryman St. boasts two-bedrooms, four bathrooms and 2,000 square-feet of living space. 42 Berryman St. Toronto

The view of the dining room and living room. 

As you step inside, you're immediately greeted by an open-concept living-dining area.42 Berryman St. Toronto

The floor-to-ceiling gas fireplace in the living room. 

The striking floor-to-ceiling Bianco D'Italia honed porcelain slab feature wall with a gas fireplace creates a cozy and welcoming ambience.

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The dining room with its epic chandelier. 

The dining room, with its black and white palette, provides an ideal backdrop for hosting your next dinner party.

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The home has stunning custom railings that give an Italian flair. 

Opposite the dining area you'll notice the custom-designed wrought iron railings of the staircasethat  add a touch of elegance.

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The kitchen has plenty of storage. 

The kitchen is a cooking enthusiast's dream, with stainless steel appliances, stunning white cabinets, and a custom island with a black lacquer base and Sahara Noir polished quartzite countertop.

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We're obsessed with the little statue on the island counter. 

The kitchen opens up to a private courtyard through Bauhaus floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors.

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The private courtyard, as accessed through the kitchen.

Outside, you'll be surrounded by professionally landscaped gardens, with the private courtyard offering a beautiful setting for outdoor dining or unwinding with friends.

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The primary bedroom in the two-bedroom, four-bathroom house.

Upstairs you'll find a spacious primary suite boasting vaulted ceilings, large windows and a skylight that combine to bathe the room with natural light.

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The primary ensuite. 

The spa-like ensuite features a floating double sink vanity with a quartz countertop and a stunning 14-foot high marble shower wall with elegant brass hardware.

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The basement. 

42 Berryman St. also has a fully finished basement with custom built-ins and a modern linear fireplace, providing additional versatile living space, whether as a home office, a guest bedroom, a gym or a media room.

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An additional bedroom in the basement has built-in closets. 

The only downside to this property is that there's no parking, really.

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Another bathroom. 

But, the listing does mention that street parking for $289/year is available.

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The front entrance to the home. 

But when you're this close to Yorkville and Bloor Street, who needs a car?

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The backyard. 

42 Berryman St. is listed for $3,695,000.

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Birdhouse Media


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