I adore the fact that this little pocket of Lisgar Street has fostered a little ‘enclave’ of handsome modern homes.  This property adds beautifully to the collection, and demonstrates again how great design can change out city. Welcome to 165 Lisgar Street, recently completed in Beaconsfield Village. This property presents abundant living space ideal for the urban family seeking a bright and uncluttered home, perfectly located only steps to some of downtown’s most exciting spots:

It was a pleasure to market and sell this unique infill project – and the suites have certainly lived up to the promise. Rarely available, this spacious 2 bedroom laneway property is ideal for someone seeking a quiet, distinctive and spectacular space. The main floor features infloor-heating, with a custom gas fireplace in the living room. The double height ceiling introduces amazing natural light, with a full-sized dining room ideal for entertaining. The kitchen includes

I admit to being rather bothered that a Toronto developer has recently named their new-construction project “Kings Landing”.  I can only imagine that nobody on their team knew enough (or perhaps cared enough) to realize that this name was proudly taken by this iconic building some time ago. It set the residential bar very high for the city in terms of design, livability and beauty. We’ll see how the new entrant performs… Welcome to King’s

This was a pretty impressive floorplan on paper, but it’s even more spectacular in real life. Now available – a rare full-floor loft with direct elevator access at Lanehouse on Bartlett. This unique space provides just under 1000 square feet of living space, plus a large private terrace with city skyline views. The oversized living and dining room featured a vaulted ceiling with amazing natural light, and plenty of room for daily life and entertaining.

I’ve had the pleasure of watching Atelier RZLBD’s work over the years – and represented some of their superb homes.  Each displays a unique fascination with space, voids and natural light, with a calmness and symmetry of design that appeals profoundly to my personal sensibilities.  Their homes deserve a careful study of the interior program, and this property in particular offers some exceptional ‘gazes’ throughout. Welcome to Gazing House, designed by Toronto’s Atelier RZLBD. This