This Toronto listing in Rosedale is the perfect combination of historic charm and modern luxury. It has top of the line amenities, but what's even more impressive is the way the house combines two design styles into one of the most beautiful luxury home listings we've seen lately.
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This Toronto Listing Is The Definition Of Modern Luxury In Rosedale
January 14, 2019
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