Built in 1904 by famed architects Henry Langley and Charles Langley (who also built some of the most iconic homes around Toronto), 82 Chestnut Park...
First owned by publisher Howard Gagnier, the home is now referred to as the Howard Gagnier House in homage to its original owner.Sitting on a large 56-by-145-foot lot that widens to 85 feet at the back, the heritage home has four bedrooms, six bathrooms, and almost 8,000 square feet of living space.From the exterior, the home has an almost convent- or chapel-like quality thanks to the symmetrical design and ornate entrance.
Three of the four bedrooms are on the second floor of the home, although one is currently being used as an office.The primary bedroom comes complete with two walk-in closets, a sumptuous en-suite, and an elevator because three flights of stairs can be a burden.Thanks to the ravine at the back of the house, the backyard is extremely private. There's also ton of space for lounging and dining — the dining area even comes with a built-in barbeque and fridge, ideal for summertime entertaining.
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