Etobicoke's Thorncrest Village mansion lists for $6M after second renovation pushes price up 158%

A sprawling luxury home in Etobicoke's exclusive Thorncrest Village neighbourhood is listed for $5,998,000 — a price that represents a roughly 158 per cent increase from its June 2015 sale at $2,325,000.

If the property sells near its asking price, its value will have increased by roughly $3.7 million in just over 11 years. What makes the trajectory unusual is that the house was already extensively renovated when it changed hands a decade ago. The 2015 listing described it as renovated "from top to bottom," featuring a private 95-by-200-foot lot, landscaped gardens, a saltwater pool, five skylights, three fireplaces and a primary suite with a six-piece ensuite, two walk-in closets and a walkout to a private balcony.

The current listing notes the home has since been renovated "right down to the brick," with new insulation, electrical and mechanical systems and security features. Set far back from the road and surrounded by mature trees, the property occupies nearly half an acre — a degree of space and privacy increasingly difficult to find within city limits. The grand foyer features 20-foot ceilings. The main living spaces are open concept with wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking landscaped grounds.

The kitchen is described as suitable for a "Michelin-Star chef," with custom cabinetry, an enormous island and top-of-the-line appliances. Every bedroom includes its own ensuite bathroom. The backyard centres on a saltwater pool surrounded by manicured landscaping and outdoor living space.

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