In mid-July, this meticulous masterpiece hit the market and sold less than a month later. realestate properties Toronto luxury
With an asymmetrical facade and built skillfully into a hillside, it should come as no surprise that 168 Ellis Park Road is the brainchild of an architect. Graham Smith, the Managing Principal at, built the home to be a family residence. In mid-July, his meticulous masterpiece hit the market and sold less than a month later.
The slope that the home is built into has an interesting backstory. In a past life, it was a ski hill. Following that, an overgrown infill site. Because of the angle of the hill, the lot was considered unbuildable. The inside of the home is just as bespoke. The basement level includes a four-car garage and mudroom. The ground floor includes one bedroom and a family room.
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