16 Ripplewood Road, Toronto

Mid-Century Reverie. Welcome, Frank Lloyd Wright fans and architecture mavens: This masterpiece of a home is a rare find and available for only the second time since it was built for Hockey Hall of Famer Joe Primeau in the 1950s. Nestled in an exclusive Edenbridge enclave, 16 Ripplewood was designed by Canadian architect, (Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture School Taliesin trained) Gardiner Cowan and features a split layout over 4 sprawling levels, vaulted ceilings and large windows throughout. The original architecture and style have been enhanced through a million-dollar renovation and landscaping (Flattery Design), which combines Mid-Century with Scandinavian and Japanese minimalist design and features. Gorgeous, Warm, Heated Hard Wood Floors Throughout. Vaulted ceilings on the main floor with light cascading through the picture windows with custom electric blinds; nights spent relaxing in the spacious living room with the glow from the fireplace; a jaw-dropping kitchen with integrated appliances, quartz counters and backsplash, a separate wet-bar/prep area and a dream amount of storage space. Four spacious bedrooms with customized storage, primary with a deck overlooking the spectacular greenery of the neighbourhood, perfect for your morning coffee; an above-grade family room with a gas fireplace; large finished basement; multiple walk-outs to the private, beautifully landscaped tranquil yard with a fire pit just waiting for someone to make smores; double car garage with a private circular drive for 6 additional cars are just a few of the many remarkable features we love. Gather, host, entertain, and simply enjoy. The perfect marriage of function and aesthetics beckons the discerning buyer. Sometimes, we come across a house so special and memorable that it truly earns the often overused moniker of dream home but 16 Ripplewood is available and waiting for its next story. This rare blend of pedigree, style, and character make this a truly special home.