Immerse yourself in the prestigious Mineola enclave of South Mississauga, where this remarkable David Small Designs custom residence offers over 5,000 SF of meticulously curated living space, creating a bright, open, and elegant atmosphere. The main level features rich hardwood and imported Spanish commercial-grade porcelain tile, while exquisite wood millwork, crown moulding, and curated designer lighting, including pot lights throughout and dimmable exterior illumination, add warmth and sophistication. Built-in speakers enhance both entertaining and daily living, and two gas fireplaces in the living room and office add warmth and ambiance. The bespoke chef's kitchen is a true showpiece, appointed with custom cabinetry, quartz and natural stone countertops, premium appliances, and a generous centre island. A dedicated servery and walk-in pantry add function, while the breakfast area offers a seamless walkout to the covered rear patio. Above, the vaulted primary suite feels like a private sanctuary where mornings begin in natural light and evenings are spent relaxing in your spa-inspired 6-piece ensuite with heated floors and features dual walk-in closets.Three additional spacious bedrooms feature closets and private ensuites or semi-ensuites with heated flooring for added comfort. The walkout lower level extends the lifestyle appeal with hydronic radiant heated floors, an expansive rec lounge with direct backyard access, a den, and a family room with a 3-piece bath. Step outside and picture summer evenings on the natural stone patio, entertaining friends or enjoying quiet moments surrounded by the serene setting. Exterior highlights include a fully upgraded stone driveway with integrated lighting, an epoxy-finished garage, and a striking stucco and natural stone façade with a natural stone patio. Perfectly located minutes from Port Credit Village, Rattray Marsh, top-rated schools, GO Station, Hwy 403 & QEW and more. (id:38551)

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