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Introducing The Forest Pavilion: Where Modern Architecture Meets Nature And Light. 2.5 Acres Of Lush Land In Richmond Hill's Most Exclusive Enclave. Over 16,329 SqFt. Of Luxurious Living Space. Uncompromising Attention To Detail Set Against A Scenic Forest Backdrop. The Space Is Defined By Clean Lines, Soaring Ceilings, Floor-To-Ceiling Windows, Bespoke Lighting Systems, Solid White Oak And Walnut Surfaces, Custom Art Installations, And Refined Natural Stone. A Dramatic Glass Elevator Plus Floating White Oak Staircase Connect All 5 Levels Of The Residence, Including 9 Bedroom Suites, A 3rd Floor Bar And Lounge With Walkout, Main Floor Great Room And Dining Room With Custom Wine Display And 20' Ceilings, And Lower Entertainment Level Featuring Full Multi-Sport Court Plus Billiards Room And Indoor Pool Complex. The Chef's Kitchen Features Gaggenau And Miele Appliances, Complemented By A Well-Appointed Secondary Commercial Prep Kitchen For Elevated Entertaining. Beyond The Interior, The Residence Includes A Private Nature Trail, Multiple Balconies With Panoramic Views Of The Surrounding Forest, A Dining Deck With Walkout From The Chef's Kitchen, And Expansive 3rd Floor Sundeck Including Spa And B/In Speakers Plus Conversation Area And Outdoor Kitchen For Effortless Outdoor Entertaining. Seamless Whole-Home Automation Including Upgraded Security And Fire Protections, And A World-ClassModern Estate Designed For Comfortable Family Living As Well As Impressive Entertaining Amid The Tranquility Of Nature. An Architectural Statement Of Exceptional Scale And Sophistication, Created For Those Who Expect The Extraordinary. 2 Bar Fridge, 2 LG Washers/Dryers, Miele Stainless Steel 48" Commercial Hood Fan, Miele Stainless Steel 48" Gas Range, 2 Miele Stainless Steel 36" Fridges and Freezers, Miele Wall Speed Oven, Miele Double Wall Oven, Miele Wall Coffee Machine, Gaggenau 30" Induction Cooktop Plus 15" Teppanyaki and 15" Gas Range, 2 Miele Panelled Dishwashers, Miele 24"Wine Fridge, All Elfs, And Window Covs.
