14 St Margarets Drive, Toronto, ON M4N 3E5

Property Description

Nestled on one of **Hoggs Hollow's** most prestigious streets, this * European-inspired *limestone and Tyndall stone estate backs onto the **Don River**, offering exceptional privacy, breathtaking natural beauty, and timeless elegance. Inspired by Tuscany and masterfully designed by an Italian architect, this residence is rich in old-world craftsmanship and refined luxury. A grand foyer with stained glass detailing welcomes you into elegant principal rooms, including a formal living room with a custom European-inspired fireplace and a sophisticated dining room highlighted by a copper ceiling and exquisite raised-panel wood detailing. The spectacular family room features soaring cathedral ceilings, exposed wood beams, wrought-iron chandeliers, and a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, all over/l gardens, pool, and river. The Italian-inspired chef's kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring premium appliances, and a separate prep kit designed for effortless entertaining. A richly finished private study-featuring leather flooring, a stunning copper ceiling, custom built-in shelving, and a balcony overlooking the *Don River-offers a one-of-a-kind retreat. Upstairs, beautiful Italian lighting leads to a grand hallway and six generously sized ensuite bedrooms, crowned by an extraordinary primary retreat featuring a fireplace, a boutique-style walk-in closet, and tranquil views overlooking the lush gardens and the Don River beyond-creating a true private sanctuary. The fully finished lower level extends the home's exceptional living space with a spacious recreation lounge featuring a fireplace , wet bar, glass-enclosed gym, custom wine cellar, second kitchen, nanny suite, and walk-in cedar room. Large walkouts open directly to a spectacular resort-style backyard with a *heated pool, outdoor fireplace, built-in BBQ, wood-fired pizza oven, elegant stone terraces, mature trees, and professionally landscaped grounds-all overlooking the tranquil beauty of the Don River.