Set within the leafy heart of Shaughnessy, this mid-century residence is a study in clarity, proportion, and indoor–outdoor living. Spread across a single level on a nearly 16,000-square-foot site, the home unfolds around a private garden and pool, with a plan that prioritises flow, light, and connection to landscape.

At its centre, the main living space is framed by floor-to-ceiling glazing and clerestory windows, drawing the garden deep into the interior. Eleven-foot ceilings and a sculptural concrete fireplace anchor the room, balancing openness with intimacy. The galley kitchen pairs Italian cabinetry with Gaggenau appliances and a Gessi fixture—functional, restrained, and considered.

Accommodation is divided between two wings: the north housing a breakfast area, primary suite, family room, and flexible office or bedroom; the south offering a private guest suite with garden outlook. Beyond its architectural pedigree, the property also presents future redevelopment potential under the City’s SRP program, subject to verification—an opportunity layered quietly beneath an already compelling home.