If you're looking for the antithesis of Toronto living — that is, tons of living space on a sprawling property — then a new listing for a home just over an hour from the city may be your cup of tea.

The main farmhouse is beyond charming, with the addition of modern renos.

The beautifully restored Victorian farmhouse at 7826 Pipers Hill Road is just one of three homes on a stunning 16-acre property of rolling hills, forests, paths and even a natural creek.

It is the nature-lovers dream, with tons of land to explore and jaw-dropping views to indulge in.

So much property to enjoy! Forests, paths, and more abound on 16 acres.

The two additional guest bungalows make for a very unique opportunity to either make some extra income and pay off your mortgage, or have family live close by.

One of the two guest bungalows on the sprawling property that can be rented out for extra income.

Meanwhile, the primary residence is pristine after its recent renovations, which have added new features without losing the home's old charm.

Exposed brick and wainscoting welcome you at the front door, past which you'll find a spacious living room (complete with fireplace and piano).

The Victorian farmhouse is beautifully renovated with modern finishes that still honour the home's history.

Then there's the giant eat-in kitchen, one of the most impressive rooms of the house with island, gold fixtures, large farmhouse sink, stainless steel appliances (including wine fridge) and tons of light.

The large, bright kitchen is the most impressive room in the house.

There is also another living space with wood-burning stove, a games room with pool table, four bedrooms and two bathrooms (one with a soaker tub), a detached garage with a loft, two private driveways, as well as tons of patio and outdoor space.

Country touches like a wood-burning fireplace really add to the feel of the home.

All three homes also each have their own firepit and outdoor seating area for cozy nights and star-gazing.

Three firepits comprise just a small fraction of all of the outdoor space for dining, relaxing or exploring.

And, in addition to the income potential from renting out the two adjacent homes short-term or long-term, there are solar panels on the property, which altogether can mean over $150k in income a year — making the price tag of this home more than worth it for the right buyer.

The second guest bungalow, for renters or family.

The property, listed through Chantel Crisp Real Estate, is located in the municipality of Adjala-Tosorontio, north of Caledon, between Hockley Valley and Tottenham.

It is close enough to Toronto (and multiple other Ontario cities and towns) for when you want a night out, but also to places like Hockley Valley Ski Resort, for when you're looking for something different.

Or just stay home and enjoy your endless private space full of opportunity and peace of mind.