70 Hiawatha Rd, Toronto, Ontario M4L 2X8
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Experience unparalleled elegance in this transitional detached home, meticulously updated with state-of-the-art finishes and high-end design in one of Toronto's most coveted enclaves. Every detail, from custom cabinetry to expansive glazing, reflects a commitment to architectural excellence and modern comfort. A breathtaking open-concept main floor welcomes you with soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and sumptuous hardwood floors, creating a luminous backdrop for sophisticated entertaining. The layout features seamless integration between the formal dining and lounge areas, making it ideal for hosting gatherings. An exquisite primary retreat boasts a walk-in closet and a spa-inspired ensuite bathroom with luxury finishes, including a glass-enclosed shower. Additional bedrooms offer generous proportions and tranquil views, perfect for family or guests. Outdoors, a professionally landscaped yard invites elegant gatherings and al fresco dining. Set on a quiet, prestigious street, this home is just steps away from top-rated schools, beautiful parks, boutique shops, and effortless transit access. It delivers both the serenity of a family-friendly neighborhood and the vibrancy of city living. Simply move in and indulge in the finest that Toronto's east side has to offer this residence truly defines luxury urban living.
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