Soggiorno Sopraelevato Sulla Cima Degli Alberi Con Sereno Rifugio Sul Tetto

In Feng Shui, it is said that a meandering path enables us to shed the cares of the day before arriving home, turning aggressive energy into a gentle nourishing current. Your walk into 331/2 Henry St will be languorous, helping you unwind before you walk in. This treehouse was designed by Claude Liger-Belair, Architect and Photographer, who positions the house and rooms to take advantage of their natural environment, akin to Frank Lloyd Wright. Originally practicing in Lebanon, his work moved to Toronto where a lot of his residential pieces are still undocumented. The house soars into the sky like a tower of nature, foliage, and light. four stories of light, windows, space, design, & treetop views. A sweeping main floor is open and inviting with soaring ceilings. The woodburning firelace is a great spot to relax with a warm brandy or sweet hot chocolate. three big bedrooms and an office, all space interchangeable for a multitude of uses. The third floor loft space with a true Juliette balcony is an artist’s retreat or the perfect place to write your memoir or a warm retreat for sleeping. three bathrooms and the rooftop deck....ahhhhh the rooftop deck, pleasure and privacy in the centre of it all. It is a herb garden with water and power. The cedar wrapped pergola creates a place to relax and find solace. A lower floor AIR B&B leases out at 2500$/month to visiting profs from UOFT or visiting doctors. It is registered, insured, and separate. three decks, with space to eat & cook & drink & lounge adorn this tower of delight. Laneway access parking in the back is invaluable. This area, a half Block North of Baldwin, has secretly become one of the most high end food stops in the city with Michelin star mentions and the coolest of vibes. two blocks from the AGO, just South of College, West of University is the Mecca of art and thought and freeform living. Transit...check, Shopping..check, Parking...check, Magic, private, dreamscape space....check. If you want it, here it is come and get it.