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| A Refined Residence Beyond Every Expectation

Welcome to this elegant detached residence in coveted South Hill. Built by Lloyd LeBoeuf and designed by Peter Higgins, this home will surpass your highest expectations in both function and design. Set in a raised elevation from the street, this home is absolutely filled with natural light from the deep Georgian windows. The home is set back from residing neighbours, with tree-lined views of Boulton Drive Parkette and the city skyline from the third floor.
The gorgeous entryway leads to the combined living and dining rooms, which are dramatic in scale. The kitchen was completely custom when built and has been further renovated by the current owners. A pretty breakfast area lies adjacent to the kitchen from which the private terrace is accessed, offering south and east exposures and lined with mature foliage for increased privacy.

The second floor is primarily occupied by the primary bedroom suite which is superb in and of itself. Grand in proportions and equipped with an expansive walk-in closet and truly spectacular six-piece ensuite bathroom clad in marble. There is also a very comfortable second-floor family room or library with over the Boulton Drive Parkette. The third floor holds two additional bedroom spaces with vaulted ceilings and shared access to a perfectly appointed three-piece bathroom.

This home is set at the base of Poplar Plains Road in the coveted South Hill neighbourhood of Toronto and offers ease of access to both Yorkville and Rosedale shops, a quick commute to downtown, and walking access to the ravine system located directly to the west of the home.

34 Poplar Plains Road is a residence that was not only constructed with the highest level of finishes but has been furnished and appointed with exceptional detail and quality. It is not to be missed.

34 Poplar Plains Road, Toronto, Ontario
For Sale — $4,595,000
Sales Representatives: Maggie Lind, Paula and Vicko von Stedingk

Toronto Living | Trinity Bellwoods Neighbourhood

⚜️ Between Bathurst Street on the east, Dovercourt Road on the west, College Street to the north and the always-cool Queen Street West to the south, at the heart of this lively-yet-laid-back neighbourhood is the largest park in downtown Toronto.
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Health & Wellness | Aging In Place

▪️ According to the Government of Canada, “aging in place means having the health and social supports and services you need to live safely and independently in your home or your community for as long as you wish and are able.” A key part of being ‘able’ is to ensure that the physical layout and amenities of your home are now, or will be in the future, suitable to your changing physical needs.

📸 Photography Courtesy of Parc De Prince
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