Stately Rockcliffe Park Georgian

This spectacular all-brick residence is situated on a beautiful 17,276-square-foot (+/-) lot in the most desirable part of the Old Village of Rockcliffe Park. The traditional Georgian home enjoys fabulous curb appeal and is set back from the road by a circular driveway that accesses a hidden double garage. The property boasts a frontage of 119.4 feet and a depth of 144.8 feet (+/-). It is surrounded by treed backyards and situated on a low-density block, allowing for private living.

The home enjoys a proud approach, including a covered portico to protect guests from inclement weather. The beautiful wood front door has elegant sidelights. The front door opens into a spacious tile-clad foyer. The main floor enjoys generous room sizes and high ceilings. The large dining room has French door access to the beautiful back terrace and private backyard. The kitchen enjoys a huge granite centre island, plenty of light, a tray ceiling and high-end stainless-steel appliances. The family room has a fireplace, the study enjoys beautiful built-in shelving and the living room is luxurious, with French door access to the backyard. The main floor also enjoys a fantastic bar for entertaining, as well as an organized mudroom and lovely powder room.

The second floor has hardwood floors, four well-sized bedrooms and three bathrooms. The romantic primary suite is generously portioned and has its own spacious ensuite bathroom with two sinks, a soaking tub and separate shower. It also has a walk-in closet and French doors that open to a huge, phenomenal balcony overlooking the treetops. The third floor is the ultimate in-law / extended family suite with a private bathroom, living room and kitchenette.

The basement also has amazing living space, including a recreation room with fireplace, two bedrooms, a full bathroom and a wine cellar and plenty of storage. This home is sensational for multi-generational living.

This incredible home offers superb living in a stellar Rockcliffe Park location. Live among the trees!