#301 2 Forest Hill Road, Toronto (Casa Loma) - Single Family for Sale

Description

Welcome to Forest Hill Private Residences, where this masterfully designed suite offers 2,134 square feet of total luxury living, featuring an expansive 1,824 square foot interior and a grand 310 square foot private terrace balcony. Experience sophisticated urban living in prestigious Forest Hill. This meticulously planned two-bedroom plus den, 2.5-bathroom corner sanctuary features a vast open-concept living and dining area centered around a cozy fireplace and a gourmet chef's kitchen with a massive center island, making it ideal for large-scale entertaining. A formal private foyer with a discreet powder room sets an impressive tone upon entry, while a dedicated laundry room provides added operational convenience. The primary suite serves as a grand retreat, featuring a walk-in closet, a sumptuous five-piece spa-inspired ensuite bathroom, and walkout access to the expansive outdoor terrace. The generous second bedroom functions as its own private wing, complete with a sprawling dressing area and a full ensuite bathroom. A spacious, enclosed den provides the ultimate setting for an executive home office or private library. Nestled in one of Toronto's most coveted enclaves, residents are just steps from the lush trails of Nordheimer Ravine, Winston Churchill Park, and Sir Winston Churchill Park Tennis Club. The property is surrounded by Canada's most prestigious private institutions, including Upper Canada College and The Bishop Strachan School, while being within easy walking distance to the upscale boutiques, cozy cafes, and fine dining of Forest Hill Village. With St. Clair West station nearby offering swift access to Yorkville and Downtown Toronto, this landmark address combines high-end designer finishes with exceptional full-service building amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, grand lobby lounge, state-of-the-art fitness centre, indoor pool and spa, private dining room, and outdoor garden terrace. (id:66096)

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