10 Mckenzie Avenue

Standing as one of the most significant contemporary homes ever offered in South Rosedale, this architectural masterpiece seamlessly blends historic heritage with visionary modern design. Originally designed in 1908 by renowned architect William Alexander Langton, the residence underwent a meticulous, multi-year transformation under the oversight of Wilson Project Management. The original façade was carefully preserved, maintaining the home's commanding street presence. Inside, acclaimed architect Pat Hanson of gh3 reimagined the interior that has been featured in Azure Magazine and Canadian Architect. Rather than creating a conventional open-concept layout, the traditional Edwardian centre hall plan was thoughtfully retained, with formal living and dining rooms flanking a grand central gallery-like hall. Created for serious contemporary art collectors, the home embraces a monochromatic material palette, emphasizing light, proportion, and simplicity. Floor-to-ceiling white aluminum fin