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A rare architectural masterpiece where the craftsmanship of 1892 meets uncompromising modern design. Completely gutted, restored & reimagined in 2019, 424 Euclid Ave is an exceptional 4+1 bed, 5 bath residence in the heart of Palmerston-Little Italy, showcasing the romance & grandeur of its original architecture alongside extraordinary contemporary finishes. Original details have been lovingly restored & replicated throughout, including Romanesque arches, Queen Anne Revival elements, ceiling medallions, 12" baseboards, crown mouldings, hand-carved flower corner blocks & the original front door with period bronze hardware. Soaring 10'3" ceilings throughout the main flr, European white oak flrs & custom millwork create an atmosphere of refined warmth & timeless sophistication. The spectacular Bulthaup kitchen features Gaggenau appliances, Dornbracht fixtures & a dramatic centre island, flowing seamlessly to the dining & living spaces. A restored original fireplace (ornamental), stained glass, custom lighting, automated drapery & B/I speakers are among the many thoughtful details. Upstairs, the lux primary suite is a retreat, complete with custom millwork & a 5pc spa-inspired ensuite with steam shower, soaker tub & exquisite tilework. Additional bedrms & a sep office offer exceptional flexibility. The fully finished lower lvl adds incredible value with an ancillary apartment featuring 9' ceilings - perfect for guests, extended family or add'l income. Outside, professionally designed native gardens by landscape designer Shaun Booth include irrigation, gas line, controlled lighting, snowmelt & a 2-car carport. 200-amp service & infrastructure ready for a laneway house add further potential. Every detail has been considered, from radiant in-floor heating, a water filtration system, HRV, humidification, generator, security & integrated smart-home systems. A truly remarkable home where heritage craftsmanship & exceptional contemporary architecture exist in perfect harmony.

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