In 2019, 118 Haddington Ave. was a modest three-bedroom, three-bathroom bungalow that was sold "as is", pretty much only for land value.
But just a few short years later, the bungalow has been transformed into a massive four-bedroom, six-bathroom luxury house that looks like it was inspired by Minecraft.
All the sharp angles and the very boxy build looks like a video game house come to life.

The family room.
But don't worry, the inside isn't pixelated, it is a real home.

The dining room area.
The main floor of 118 Haddington Ave. is open-concept with tall ceilings, big windows that let in tons of natural light and beautifully rich, wide-plank hardwood floors.

The living room with a gas fireplace.
The home is very modern and minimalist, with a muted colour palette that maintains a cohesive look throughout.

The family room, kitchen and breakfast area.
The living room and dining room flow into the large open-plan kitchen and family room.

A Wolf stove and Miele coffee maker add to the luxury of the kitchen.
The kitchen has high-end appliances, tons of storage as well as a pantry.

The home office.
The home also features great craftsmanship with numerous built-ins – from bookcases to closets and even the home office desk is a bespoke built-in.

One of the bedrooms with huge wall-to-wall windows.
Upstairs, you'll find the bedrooms, each room comes with its own ensuite

The primary bedroom.
The primary bedroom suite is, of course, luxurious, with a large walk-in closet, a cozy gas fireplace and a huge ensuite bathroom.

The wet bar.
The basement is where all the fun in the house happens, with a theatre room, a wet bar, and a large rec room.

The backyard.
As for outdoor space, there's a big outdoor pool and hot tub with a waterfall feature.

The patio gets plenty of sun.
There's also a little cabana that could double as an outdoor bar for epic pool parties because it is almost the season for some pool parties.

The basement rec room walks-out to the backyard.
118 Haddington Ave. also boasts a heated driveway, an elevator and radiant flooring all through the basement.

An aerial view of the house.
And the best part, it was just relisted for $4,495,000, down from $4,995,000.
Artyom Gorbachevsky for VArt3D Media
Artyom Gorbachevsky for VArt3D Media