23 Lippincott Street

In a city celebrated for its eclectic design and dynamic spirit, this breathtaking residence stands alone, a showpiece of contemporary design by award-winning Ancerl Studio. From the moment you arrive, its distinctive brick façade, copper detailing, and privately fenced corner lot evoke the quiet sophistication of a New York brownstone, seamlessly set within a vibrant Toronto neighbourhood. Inside, a world of extraordinary detail unfolds, a fusion of Parisian refinement and metropolitan sophistication. A soaring two-storey mezzanine at the center sets a dramatic tone, while custom woodwork and sculptural lines anchor the home in both scale and intimacy. Every inch has been curated with intention, every surface designed to delight. Custom furnishings, sweeping sightlines, and meticulously selected materials create a narrative of quiet luxury and timeless design. At its heart, this three-storey home with three plus one bedrooms and five bathrooms elevates both daily life and entertaining. The third level is an indulgent primary suite, complete with a walk-through dressing room, five-piece spa-like ensuite, marble fireplace, and private balcony with striking CN Tower views, an ever-present reminder of the city's pulse just beyond the serenity. The lower level offers a generous recreation room with natural light, private guest bedroom, full bathroom, a second laundry, and ample storage, all with the same attention to detail. Outdoors, landscaped rear gardens offer a tranquil escape. A stone patio off the main level creates an ideal setting for indoor-outdoor living. The detached garage via laneway completes this urban sanctuary with seamless functionality. Every element reflects a commitment to design excellence and thoughtful craftsmanship, a singular opportunity to live beautifully in the heart of the city. **FENG SHUI certified by Master PAUL NG** *5 Wealth centers, plus powerful energy for Health & Relationships*

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