145 Maxome Ave, North York: Leaded Glass Entry, Wrought Iron Staircase and a Marble Ensuite Beneath a Skylit Dome145 Maxome Ave, view 2145 Maxome Ave, view 3
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145Maxome Ave.

Leaded Glass Entry, Wrought Iron Staircase and a Marble Ensuite Beneath a Skylit Dome

ARCHITECTURE / INTERIORS / PRIVATE LIVING

A world within

Extraordinary.
In every direction.

Situated on a deep, tree-lined lot in North York, this KingsGate Luxury Homes custom build at 145 Maxome Avenue delivers a complete study in classical architecture carried consistently from the street-facing limestone facade all the way through to the primary ensuite’s marble-wrapped soaker tub. The house is built around a series of formal volumes — a grand entrance hall, a circular-domed dining room, an open family gathering space anchored by twin limestone fireplaces — yet the transitions between them feel composed rather than rigid. An ornate wrought iron staircase, a skylit upper landing, and a sitting bay off the primary suite with views to the mature rear gardens all give the home a particular warmth that formal architecture doesn’t always achieve.

Architectural perspectives

The art
of living.

Location
North York
Build
Custom, by KingsGate
Address
145 Maxome Ave

Explore the residence

Every room.
Its own story.

Exterior: Buff Limestone, Double Arched Garage Doors and a Leaded Glass Entry

The front elevation is clad in cream buff limestone with classically proportioned windows, a second-storey balcony with a wrought iron railing, and a pair of dark walnut-stained wood garage doors with arched tops. The entry is the clearest statement of the home’s character: a full arched surround frames a solid walnut door set with an oval leaded diamond-pattern glass insert and matching sidelights, topped by an arched transom also filled with diamond leaded glass. Wrought iron railings flank the stone entry steps. From the street, the house reads as composed and confident — no borrowed flourishes, each element in proportion with the next.

The visual collection

Inside. Outside.
Beyond expectation.

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