A rare and remarkable offering, 30 Oswald Crescent is a home where timeless Arts & Crafts architecture meets internationally celebrated design - an inspired residence that balances beauty, function, and everyday family living.

The main level features elegant, light-filled principal rooms, including a welcoming living room with rich architectural detailing and warm character, and a beautifully scaled dining room ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Seamless flow and curated sightlines enhance the overall sense of space and connection.

At its heart, the award-winning, magazine-featured kitchen by XTC Design is as stunning as it is functional. Thoughtfully designed for connection, it features distinct work zones, a dramatic island with a six-inch butcher block, granite surfaces, bespoke millwork and a large breakfast room - creating a space where family and friends naturally come together .

Upstairs, the home offers two inviting children’s bedrooms and a beautifully appointed shared bath, while the primary suite is a true retreat- complete with vaulted ceilings, rich wood trim, a fireplace, a walk-in closet and a serene, spa-inspired ensuite. Influenced by Japanese design, sliding shoji-style screens create a calming, light-filled sanctuary that feels both open and deeply private .

The lower level expands the home’s possibilities with a recreation room, additional bedroom and a substantial unfinished space with impressive ceiling height - an exceptional opportunity to create a theatre, games room, gym, or private retreat tailored to your lifestyle.

Outdoors, the professionally designed backyard is nothing short of transformative. A natural slope has been artfully reimagined into a tiered landscape with stone pathways, a tranquil waterfall, multiple seating areas, and a custom storage shed under the covered parking - offering a peaceful escape in the heart of the city .

A truly special home offering architectural integrity, award-winning design, and exceptional livability in one of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.