584 Fourth Line

Rare Ontario home sits on impressive 272-foot-deep lot

Finding a home with an abundance of space isn't always easy these days — so a home just 30 minutes outside Toronto, sitting on a lot nearly 273 feet deep, is certainly a gem.

Custom-built in 2020, the sprawling property at 584 Fourth Line, Oakville, offers more than 8,500 square feet of finished living space across 2.5 storeys, including a 2,400-square-foot finished walk-out lower level. 

Situated on an irregular 60-by-272.6-foot lot, the home offers nearly double the lot depth of many other West Oakville properties, with an expansive backyard that feels like your own private park.

Plenty of space for growing families.

Inside, the home opens with an oversized door and a dramatic slab feature wall before leading into spaces with soaring ceilings, wide-plank oak floors, and plenty of room to spread out.

Meanwhile, a 22-foot private office and library with a vaulted ceiling gives the main level a striking sense of scale.

Work from home days hit different here.

The kitchen is designed with entertaining in mind. A 48-inch JennAir six-burner gas range with double ovens is joined by JennAir and Fisher & Paykel dishwashers and a full prep pantry. But the standout feature might be the accordion-style pass-through windows, which open the kitchen counter directly onto the outdoor portico bar.

Natural light floods the kitchen and living spaces.

That setup makes the transition between indoors and out especially seamless in the warmer months, with the covered rear portico providing a dedicated lounge and dining area complete with its own outdoor gas fireplace.

A covered portico area means year-round outdoor dining.

And then there's that backyard! With more than 270 feet of depth, there's an unusually large amount of outdoor space to work with, including pool-ready grounds.

The rear garden is pool-ready!

Upstairs, the primary suite has the feel of its own retreat, with a gas fireplace, custom walk-in closet, and five-piece ensuite with heated floors.

The home's third level takes things a step further with a private loft-style fifth-bedroom suite complete with its own wet bar, walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom.

A great night's sleep awaits.

The finished lower level essentially functions as a second entertainment and wellness zone. It includes radiant heated floors, multiple lounges, a designer wet bar and kitchenette, theatre and games room, dry sauna, wine cellar, guest suite, and spa bathroom with a double rainfall shower. The walk-out design also provides direct access to the backyard.

Extra living space on the ground floor.

The little details throughout the home haven't been overlooked either. A newly installed residential elevator services all four levels, while smart-home automation, a built-in speaker system, a pet washing station, and EV charging rough-in add some modern convenience.

The scale and privacy of an estate without giving up the convenience of being close to the city? Some might say that's the best of both worlds!

Front view of 584 Fourth Line.

Located along the Fourth Line corridor, between Lake Ontario and the QEW, 584 Fourth Line is also just minutes from Appleby College, Bronte Harbour, and the shops and restaurants of Bronte and Kerr villages.

The property is currently listed for $4,498,000. Contact Sam McDadi Real Estate Brokerage for more information or to schedule a viewing.

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Sam McDadi Real Estate Brokerage


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