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An exhilarating 18,000 square foot Modernist glass home on 2 acres priced at a moderate $11,900,000.00 squarely located in Canada’s most priciest neighbourhood located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is a TAS DesignBuild masterpiece with entry pavillion, family tower and communal domain including courtyard, indoor pool, exercise room, spa, billiards room, indoor basketball court, theatre, outdoor tennis court. Six bedrooms and ten baths. Celestory and loft-style windows throughout, piano-curved zinc and glass wall, exotic hardwood & marble. European-design lighting/art. Ultimate technological sophistication in lighting/climate.

If you have $11,900,000.00 and some spare change left over and want to be neighbours with Prince and Conrad Black, feel free to place a bid on their MLS listing here and for more details on the Bridle Path is found here.

On the Other End of the Spectrum

I introduce to you the smallest house in Toronto notably dubbed at 800 sq. ft. as the ‘The Little House’ and lucky for you, it is currently for sale at a modest $189,800.00.

You can purchase this cozy little home by checking out this link.

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