Lot
Freehold
Heating
Forced air Natural gas
District
Lorne Park
Welcome to 1342 Nocturne Court, a landmark French Chateau-inspired estate in one of Lorne Park's most prestigious enclaves. Designed by acclaimed architect David Small, this extraordinary residence offers 8,200 sq. ft. of luxurious living space on a private estate lot. Clad in Indiana limestone with elegant stucco accents, the home showcases timeless architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and refined finishes throughout. A grand two-storey foyer with heated floors, sweeping circular staircase, coffered ceilings, and a Schonbek Swarovski crystal chandelier set the tone for sophisticated living. The main level features formal living and dining rooms, a walnut-panelled library, and a dramatic family room with soaring ceilings, a fireplace, and expansive Marvin windows. The chef-inspired kitchen boasts a 5' x 10' centre island, custom cabinetry, premium Sub-Zero, Wolf and Bosch appliances, spice kitchen, servery, mudroom, and designer laundry room. The luxurious primary retreat offers a fireplace, sitting area, private terrace, oversized dressing room, and spa-inspired ensuite with steam shower and soaker tub. Three additional bedrooms provide spacious accommodations with ensuite access. The fully finished walk-up lower level features heated floors, two additional bedrooms, recreation lounge with kitchenette and fireplace, soundproof home theatre, private gym, steam room, infrared sauna, traditional sauna, and spa bath. Outdoor amenities include a covered stone terrace with fireplace and outdoor kitchen, integrated lighting and audio, and landscaped grounds. An estate-style circular driveway accommodates approximately 12 vehicles and features a hydronic snow-melt system. Additional highlights include a private elevator to all levels, Control4 smart home automation, whole-home audio, advanced security, radiant heated floors, and premium mechanical systems. A rare offering of architectural distinction and timeless luxury in prestigious Lorne Park. (id:374)
