(Isstories Editorial):- Toronto, Ontario Feb 23, 2024 (Issuewire.com) – An architectural masterpiece and a beacon of luxury, “Horsman Hall,” located at 135 Crescent Road in the heart of South Rosedale, now up for sale. This landmark estate, known for its historical significance and breathtaking renovations, offers a rare opportunity for discerning buyers to own a piece of Toronto’s architectural heritage fused with contemporary elegance.
Originally built in 1906 by the esteemed architects Ellis & Connery, Horsman Hall has been meticulously restored and fully renovated in partnership with Lieux Architects. The renovation encompassed a new roof, a revamped porch, and a serious makeover for the iconic 1905 oak front door, alongside exterior stone and brick restoration, solidifying its status as a true Toronto landmark.
Today, Horsman Hall stands proudly as a testament to luxury living, boasting 5,515 square feet of expanded living space. The main residence features herringbone-patterned European white oak hardwood flooring, an open living and dining area with a bar and wine fridge, a private library, and a spacious kitchen with a center island and floating eat-in counter. The renovation beautifully marries the home’s historical charm with modern amenities, including a light-filled lower level with polished concrete floors, a recreation room with surround sound, a wet bar, an illuminated glass wine display, a home gym, and an ensuite bedroom.
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In addition to the main residence, the property includes a rare 1,900 square-foot two-storey coach house, equipped with an elevator and two bedrooms. This separate structure offers versatile use as a private guest house, home office, or creative space. The coach house alone is listed for $2.5 million, while the main residence at 135 Crescent Rd. is listed for $9,995,000. The properties are available together for $11,895,000.
Adding to its grandeur, Horsman Hall features five luxurious bedrooms and six exquisite bathrooms, further enhancing its status as a premier Rosedale landmark estate. For over a century, Rosedale has been celebrated as Toronto’s most fashionable address, and Horsman Hall embodies this distinction through its seamless blend of historical elegance and modern refinement. This renovated estate not only provides ample space and privacy for residents but also continues the legacy of luxury that has defined Rosedale for generations. Its carefully considered design and attention to detail make it a truly exceptional home for those seeking the ultimate in comfort, style, and sophistication in one of the city’s most prestigious neighborhoods.
Inside Rosedale’s Restored Horsman Hall
“Horsman Hall” is featuring a 5,515 sq.ft. living area with luxurious finishes. The main floor boasts herringbone-patterned European white oak floors and a sophisticated color palette, offering an open living and dining area with a bar and wine fridge, plus a private library. The spacious kitchen includes a center island and a floating eat-in counter, opening to a family room with stunning south and west views through floor-to-ceiling windows. The light-filled lower level has polished concrete floors, a recreation room, wet bar, illuminated wine display, home gym, and a bedroom with ensuite. Additionally, there’s a new Muskoka-inspired 2-car garage with EV charging.
Address: 135 Crescent Rd., Toronto, Ontario.
Neighbourhood: Rosedale
Price: $11,895,000
Size: 5,515 square feet plus a 1,900-square-foot coach house
Bedrooms: 5+1
Bathrooms: 6
Justin Cohen, Vice President – Broker
[email protected]
(416) 710-7455
https://barrycohenhomes.com/properties/horsman-hall
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