$6.5M Toronto Home Features a Glass Car Gallery and Pinterest-Worthy Interiors
If you’ve ever wished your Pinterest board could come to life, 153 Perry Crescent in Toronto just might be it. Priced at $6.5 million, this jaw-dropping Toronto home delivers high-end design details, modern tech, and a glass-enclosed car gallery—yes, really.
From modest home to modern-day mansion
When it last sold in 2018 for $1.71 million, this Princess-Rosethorn home was a standard three-bedroom. Fast forward to today, and it’s been transformed into a 9,000-square-foot Georgian-inspired estate, thanks to a full-scale redesign by New Age Design Architects and Easton Homes.
Now, the home boasts five bedrooms, including a luxurious primary suite with walk-in closet and a spa-like ensuite bathroom complete with double rain showers.
A kitchen made for magazine covers
Styled by Olly and Em Interior Design—regulars in House & Home—the home’s interiors feel straight out of a design feature. Highlights include:
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- Lacanche gas range
- Miele appliances
- Honed quartzite countertops
- Custom butler’s pantry
Every inch of the kitchen and living area oozes sophistication with herringbone wood floors, ceiling medallions, and Parisian-style mouldings.
Spa, gym, home theatre—and a showroom for your cars
The basement isn’t just finished—it’s loaded. There’s a private spa with a sauna, steam room, cold plunge, and a full gym. For movie nights? There’s a home theatre ready to go.
Car lovers will also appreciate the glass-enclosed car gallery with a hydraulic lift that can showcase up to three vehicles like a private showroom.
High-tech and future-ready
The home doesn’t fall behind on features. It’s fully outfitted with:
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- Control4 smart home automation
- Radiant in-floor heating throughout
- Six HVAC zones
- UV light air purification system
The only weak spot? The yard.
While the backyard does offer heated flooring, infrared ceiling heaters, and a gas fireplace, the rest is just simple turf. Approved plans from Partridge Design hint at a potential upgrade, but given the large home footprint on a 46.7 by 116.2-foot lot, outdoor space is limited.
Still, the private access to Islington Golf and Country Club just behind the home helps balance that out.
Is it worth the $6.5 million price tag?
Considering the location, craftsmanship, and features packed inside, 153 Perry Crescent offers a rare blend of style, privacy, and wow factor. It’s not your average Toronto home—it’s a full lifestyle upgrade for those who don’t mind trading yard space for polished luxury.
Would you spend $6.5 million on a house with a car gallery but barely any yard? Why or why not?
**Photos via Birdhouse Media
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- https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2025/05/153-perry-crescent-toronto
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