$5M historic Toronto home was designed and lived in by famed architect

Have you ever wanted to own a unique piece of Toronto history? 

A three-storey Georgian Revival home designed by a famous and historic Toronto architect has just entered the real estate market, and it's truly a sight to see.

41 Nanton Ave. is an exquisite four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence on a rare 50 x 150-foot lot designed (and actually owned) by renowned architect Beaumont Jarvis. From the property's privacy to its lush outdoor living, this home is all about remarkable character and cinematic beauty. 

Now this is curb appeal! 

Approaching the home, nestled on one of the most prestigious streets in Rosedale, you'll immediately notice the distinctive Dutch Gambrel roof and facade. Keen eyes will recognize this home from acclaimed movies and TV shows including Suits and 12 Monkeys.

Moving inside, you'll find restored elements of original design, such as finely crafted moulding and leaded and stained glass windows.

Original design work is featured throughout the property, like the bold wooden beams.

On the main level, you'll find the principal rooms are remarkably sized and designed for hosting, entertaining, and relaxing. Two grand staircases anchor the home and connect the three levels together.

The home also has a coveted mudroom that leads directly to the gardens.

The showstopping, modern chef's kitchen perfectly blends into the home's historic style. Bright whites are a beautiful background for French upgrades like the imported Lacanche range and Gaggenau fridge and freezer.

A masterclass in restoring original charm with new, modern touches.

Moving up to the upper level, the four bedrooms are spacious and designed to let in ample natural light, accommodating families of any size with ease. 

Repeated throughout the home, dark wooden flooring and bright windows are a signature design here.

Accompanying the living quarters are equally beautiful bathrooms, blending modern conveniences with classic detailing. Crafted finishes like tiles, vanities, and even a soaker tub add to the elegance of each bathroom. 

Historic charm extends to the bathrooms.

For the outside space, owners will absolutely fall in love with the mature gardens and lawns. The oversized backyard invites privacy and relaxation for outdoor hosting, al fresco dining, and even wintertime fun with an ice rink.

House hunters will know finding a Toronto home with a spacious backyard like this is no easy task. 

As an original poured concrete Toronto home, 41 Nanton Ave. boasts timeless design, durability, and delicate craftsmanship.

The neighbourhood is family-friendly, and don't forget the home's unmatched proximity to the TTC, top schools, and local community culture. 

Just get a load of the pristine, private ambiance! Bonus points awarded for parking in the full garage.

41 Nanton Ave. is an exceedingly rare opportunity and a chance to own a piece of Toronto design history. Contact the team at PropertyGuys.com and act swiftly.