A $6.5 million Toronto home comes with glass-enclosed gallery for your cars
If you've ever found yourself lost in a Pinterest spiral of dream homes, you know the ones with picture-perfect kitchens with the Lacanche stoves?
The ones with dark academia-inspired libraries with built-in bookcases?
The dream homes with black and white checkered tile flooring, ornate ceiling medallions, Parisian-inspired wall mouldings, and herringbone wood floors? 
The front entrance.
Well, stop scrolling because 153 Perry Cres. is that Pinterest board manifested in real life.
The living room.
When it last sold in 2018 for $1.71 million, 153 Perry Cres. was a modest suburban home with three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The dining room.
But it has since undergone the ultimate luxury-level makeover, and it's now back on the market for a casual $6,499,999.
The kitchen.
That's almost a quadruple what it sold for in 2018 and more than double the median price for homes in Etobicoke's Princess-Rosethorn area, but one look inside and you'll understand why.
The butler's pantry.
Designed by New Age Design Architects and built by Easton Homes, this Georgian-inspired estate is nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac backing directly onto the Islington Golf and Country Club.
The family room and kitchen.
From the outside, the house stands out next to its plain neighbours with a red brick façade, Indiana limestone trim, and black synthetic slate roof.
The family room.
The interior of the home was styled to Pinterest-level perfection by Olly and Em Interior Design, who have frequently been featured in House and Home magazine and Style At Home magazine.
The powder room and foyer.
153 Perry Cres. offers 9,000 square feet of living space.
The primary bedroom.
On the main floor, you have the principal living spaces as well as the primary suite retreat.
The primary ensuite bathroom.
The primary bedroom is complete with a walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom that features a double rain shower.
The kitchen.
The kitchen might be the most enviable space with a Lacanche gas range, Miele appliances and honed quartzite countertops.
One of the bedrooms.
Upstairs, you'll find three more bedrooms, each with its own ensuite.
The craft room.
There's also a lounge (which doubles as a fifth bedroom) and a dedicated craft room or office.
The spa.
The lower level of the home fulfils the rest of the luxury home brief with a home theatre, spa with sauna, steam shower, cold plunge barrel, and gym.
The car gallery.
And for those gear heads, there's a glass-enclosed car gallery with a hydraulic stack lift for three cars. 
Another bedroom.
Tech-wise, this home doesn't miss a beat. It has got Control4 smart home automation, radiant in-floor heating everywhere, six HVAC zones, and a UV light air purification system.
The backyard.
But the one let down is the backyard.
The back patio.
While there is a back patio designed for year-round fun with infrared ceiling heaters, a gas fireplace, and heated flooring, the rest of the yard is just grass.
The yard.
The listing does mention that there are approved landscape plans by Partridge Design, but since the house takes up most of the property's 46.7 by 116.2-foot lot size, there's only so much you can do.
A bedroom.
Then again, the property has private access to the golf course, so that probably makes up for the lack of outdoor space.
An aerial shot of the house.
Also, who cares about grass when the inside of your house looks this good?
