Nestled in the prestigious Lorne Park neighbourhood, this expansive property is defined by its rolling topography, dense vegetation, and a protected natural wetland. Teeming with wildlife and steeped in cinematic history, the site has served as a backdrop for numerous Hollywood productions. The homeowners envisioned a residence that would harmonize with the natural landscape, preserving the existing ecosystem and minimizing disruption to the site’s over 100 mature trees — some of which are centuries old.

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The home’s exterior draws from the Tudor Revival tradition, characterized by steeply pitched gable roofs, generous glazing, and limestone cladding. From the front circular driveway, the house presents a modest profile. But as one moves toward the rear, a dramatic two-storey glass façade is revealed, opening onto a terraced patio, infinity-edge pool, and uninterrupted views of the surrounding wetland.

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Inside, soaring double-height spaces are accentuated by cathedral and sloped coffered ceilings, creating a sense of openness and grandeur. Expansive views of the wetlands are seamlessly integrated into the experience of every room, reinforcing the home’s deep connection to its natural surroundings