161 Northwood Dr, North York: Limestone Tudor Exterior, Octagonal Skylight and a Two-Storey Living Room161 Northwood Dr, view 2161 Northwood Dr, view 3
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161Northwood Dr.

Limestone Tudor Exterior, Octagonal Skylight and a Two-Storey Living Room

ARCHITECTURE / INTERIORS / PRIVATE LIVING

A world within

Extraordinary.
In every direction.

Set on a quiet residential street in North York, 161 Northwood Dr is a KingsGate Luxury Homes custom build that pairs an English-classical Tudor exterior with a thoroughly modern interior program. From the arched limestone entry portal to the walnut wet bar in the lower level, every detail was designed with purpose: carved stone, wrought iron, white panel wainscoting throughout all three levels, a two-storey living room with an octagonal skylight overhead, and a kitchen that brings together a Wolf range, marble slab backsplash and a two-tone island in a single, open layout. The result is a home that feels formal where it needs to be and genuinely livable everywhere else.

Architectural perspectives

The art
of living.

Location
North York
Build
Custom, by KingsGate
Address
161 Northwood Dr

Explore the residence

Every room.
Its own story.

Exterior: Limestone, Arched Entry and a Copper Bay

The facade is clad in light cream cut limestone with crisp mortar joints and dark black-framed windows that read as sharp and contemporary against the traditional masonry. The roofline combines steep gabled peaks with a hip section finished in a dark slate-style material, and a copper-capped bay projects out over the garage at the front left, anchoring the composition. The entry is a full arched limestone portal with keystone detail, flanked by a pair of black lantern sconces and stepped interlocking stone risers that lead to a dark stained walnut arched double door with frosted glass sidelights. A single dark wood panel garage door and a wide interlocking stone driveway complete the street presence. At the rear, a stone patio extends the full width of the home, with a wrought iron railing balcony above the basement walkout and an additional stair connecting the rear yard to the deck level.

The visual collection

Inside. Outside.
Beyond expectation.

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