A distinctive curved balcony, rich brickwork and arched, paned windows combine to give this executive home a show-stopping exterior. Curved steps that echo the design of the balcony above lead to the front door and into the large, skylit foyer, which is dominated by a gracious, curving staircase that rises to the living areas on the upper level. The formal living room include a gas fireplace with an arched, feature window as the focal point, while the adjoining dining room has a useful space for a buffet. Double doors in the gallery open on to the spacious front balcony. The open kitchen, breakfast room and sunken family room combination make one great room that is sure to appeal to family and friends. A generous amount of cupboard and counter space in the kitchen, as well as a range-top island and large corner pantry, will all help to streamline the preparation of meals. The breakfast room has plenty of space to accommodate the family1s casual meals. A sliding glass door opens on to a large sun deck for indoor/outdoor living during the summer months. The sunken family room has a gas fireplace as well as its own access to the rear deck. The sleeping wing runs from the front to the rear of the house, with the master suite overlooking the front garden from a window alcove. This spacious, private retreat includes a four-piece en suite bathroom, a walk-in closet with ample space and a make-up vanity. Three good-sized bedrooms share a main bathroom with a double vanity. The house is designed specifically for a corner lot, or a site that offers rear lane access. The double garage is placed at the rear of the house and the unfinished basement offers plenty of potential for future expansion. Brickwork, along with the curved balcony and arched windows combine to create a striking exterior for this executive-style design. The house is 47 feet, 8 inches wide and 59 feet, 6 inches deep with 2,377 square feet of living space as well as the unfinished basement.