The place: A home in the Beach with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two kitchens and large walkout decks (both front and back) upstairs.
The history: The current owners bought the home in 2003 and did extensive renovations in 2007, which included revamping the master bedroom, the living room (the vaulted ceiling is thanks to their always wanting a stately 15-foot Christmas tree), the second bedroom (which now acts as an upstairs family room) and the backyard, where the landscaping was inspired by a trip to Indonesia.
Big selling point: The backyard, covered in flowing vines, leafy trees and with plenty of seating area, has a secret garden feel that's perfect for entertaining.
The house is in the middle of the Beach, so there's no shortage of greenery around.
There's a combined living and dining area on the main floor. The leaded glass in the window is likely antique: the house was originally built in the 1890s.
There's a fireplace in the living area.
The owners added this tall atrium in part to accommodate their super-tall Christmas trees. And wait—what's that hanging up there?
Could it be the same exact sailfish we saw at <a href="http://www.torontolife.com/informer/toronto-real-estate/2014/10/01/house-of-the-week-31-edenbrook-hill/slide/toronto-house-of-the-week-31-edenbrook-hill-18/" target="_blank">this other place</a> last year?
The kitchen was recently updated.
One of the second-floor bedrooms is currently being used as a family room. Those doors lead to one of two second-floor balconies.
This balcony has a view of the front yard.
The master bedroom has a balcony of its own.
This one looks down on the backyard.
There's also a separate basement suite. This is the living room.
The backyard's design was inspired by a trip to Indonesia.