Maclean Avenue

The Beach, Toronto

MACLEAN AVENUE AT A GLANCE

Number of Bedrooms
5
List Price
$2,795,000
Number of Bathrooms
5
Year Built
2008
Lot Size
40′ x 117.5′
Exterior Finish
5
Stories
3
Community
The Beaches, Toronto
Heating
Forced Air
Realtor
Kate Craig of DeClute Real Estate Inc

Steps away from the sandy beachfront of Lake Ontario, nestled amongst mature trees, this luxurious custom built home sits quietly in the heart of Toronto’s Beach neighbourhood. This magnificent home built with an active family lifestyle in mind, boasts three floors, a finished lower level, a private driveway and a professionally designed backyard. The home’s open concept, central hall design has five plus bedrooms, exceptional quality high-end features, large open principal rooms with high windows and vaulted ceilings. Juliette balconies with phantom screens beautifully set off the open kitchen family room and second floor bedrooms. A custom wainscoted stairway leads to second floor bedrooms and third floor master retreat with a Kingsman gas fireplace and walkout to a large cedar deck overlooking the lake. The spacious ensuite features marble, his and hers Ferrum sinks, a MAXX Air System bathtub, and a large glass shower with a Natphil thremostat system. The main floor features Jojoba hardwood floors, and a an entranceway equipped with a functional mudroom. A stunning custom chef’s kitchen features a six burner Viking stove, granite countertops, a large island that overlooks a spacious family room with custom built-in book shelves and fireplace. The finished lower level has a massive open-concept recreation room with ample space for the whole family. It boasts Suntouch heated floors, fifth bathroom, cold room, laundry room and a separate walkout to the back. The Earth Inc. designed backyard includes a contained-pea gravel dog run, permanent turf from Versatile Grass, play structure with a climbing wall, upper loft hangout with moonstruck systematic lighting, and a deck with a glass rail and additional storage. Owner Elizabeth Doyle Harmer says “In the winter months, you walk to the skating rinks and tobogganing, and in the summer we hang out at the foot of Maclean to enjoy what often felt like our own private beach.”