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$4,500,000Asking Price

31 Governors Road, Toronto C11, ON M4W 2E9

Bennington Heights, Toronto

Detached
3
Bedrooms
4
Baths
2
Parking
Days on Market

31 Governors Road is a European-inspired contemporary villa designed by Francesco and Aldo Piccaluga, the award-winning brothers whose work helped shape a distinct era of Toronto architecture. Conceived of as a villa in the city, the home is a study in contrasts: privacy without loss of light, openness alongside clearly defined rooms, and natural materials set against brick and concrete. Completed in the early 1990s and cared for by only two families since, the home balances architectural pedigree & high design with remarkable adaptability. The current owner has infused elements of play and light, yet the design could easily accommodate traditional, contemporary, or eclectic sensibilities. At its core, a dramatic marble staircase anchors the flowing layout. The custom Valcucine kitchen is finished with natural stone and high-end appliances, opening seamlessly to a 600-square-foot entertaining terrace. The expansive living room, warmed by a wood-burning fireplace, is softly lit through glass block throwing light against Venetian plaster walls, creating intimacy and comfort. Upstairs, the serene primary suite features a six-piece spa-like ensuite and a walk-in closet with striking boudoir. The lower level continues the theme of retreat and versatility: a saltwater indoor pool and exercise area invite restoration, while an oversized recreation room with kitchenette can readily adapt to serve as an in-law or teen suite. Ingeniously designed moats flank the foundation, allowing full-sized windows that fill the lower level with light and fresh air. Outside, Mediterranean hues of burnt clay and soft white highlight the bold geometric volumes so emblematic of the Piccaluga Brothers work. The result is both iconic and timeless. 31 Governors Road is an architectural triumph and an enduring postmodern masterpiece in the heart of Toronto that is not to be missed.

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31 Governors Road is a European-inspired contemporary villa designed by Francesco and Aldo Piccaluga, the award-winning brothers whose work helped shape a distinct era of Toronto architecture. Conceived of as a villa in the city, the home is a study in contrasts: privacy without loss of light, openness alongside clearly defined rooms, and natural materials set against brick and concrete. Completed in the early 1990s and cared for by only two families since, the home balances architectural pedigree & high design with remarkable adaptability. The current owner has infused elements of play and light, yet the design could easily accommodate traditional, contemporary, or eclectic sensibilities. At its core, a dramatic marble staircase anchors the flowing layout. The custom Valcucine kitchen is finished with natural stone and high-end appliances, opening seamlessly to a 600-square-foot entertaining terrace. The expansive living room, warmed by a wood-burning fireplace, is softly lit through glass block throwing light against Venetian plaster walls, creating intimacy and comfort. Upstairs, the serene primary suite features a six-piece spa-like ensuite and a walk-in closet with striking boudoir. The lower level continues the theme of retreat and versatility: a saltwater indoor pool and exercise area invite restoration, while an oversized recreation room with kitchenette can readily adapt to serve as an in-law or teen suite. Ingeniously designed moats flank the foundation, allowing full-sized windows that fill the lower level with light and fresh air. Outside, Mediterranean hues of burnt clay and soft white highlight the bold geometric volumes so emblematic of the Piccaluga Brothers work. The result is both iconic and timeless. 31 Governors Road is an architectural triumph and an enduring postmodern masterpiece in the heart of Toronto that is not to be missed.

Key Info

  • 2-Storey Detached
  • 0-Car Driveway
  • 2-Car Carport
  • Bayview & Nesbitt
  • 3000-3500 Approximate Sq Feet
  • 31-50 Years Approximate Age
  • Finished Basement
  • 2 + 1 Kitchens
  • Radiant Gas Heating
  • Central Air

Property

  • Lot Size 45 x 104 Feet
  • Concrete Exterior
  • Taxes were $17,736 in 2025
  • Possession: Flexible

Details

  • Fireplace
  • No Family Room
  • Indoor Pool
  • Sewers
  • Municipal Water
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  • MLS #C12410322
  • ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES HEAPS ESTRIN TEAM

Extras

Room Floor Dimensions Details
1 Kitchen Main 14.67' x 11.52' Centre Island, Overlooks Dining, Walkout To Terrace
2 Laundry Lower 16.93' x 2.00' Laundry Sink, Built-in Shelves, Tile Floor
3 Other Lower 49.67' x 12.34' 3-PieceBath, Tile Floor, Walkout
Washroom1 2-Piece Bathroom on Main Floor
Washroom1 6-Piece Bathroom
Washroom1 5-Piece Bathroom
Washroom1 3-Piece Bathroom on Lower

Who lives here?

Bennington Heights, Toronto is a central Toronto neighbourhood notable for its university grads, executives and business, health and education, law & public sector professionals. Residents tend to be older with a significant number of babies, kids aged 5 to 14, youth aged 15 to 24, adults aged 45 to 64 and seniors aged 65 to 74.

Families

Kids Per Family

1.3

kids per family
in the neighbourhood.

Toronto  (1.2)
Gta  ({{ '1.29999995231628' | number: 1 }})

Singles

37% of residents are
single and loving it.

37% singles

Toronto (50%)
Gta ({{ '44.8800010681152' | number: 0 }}%)

Renters

19% of residents
are renters.

19% renters

Toronto (47%)
Gta ({{ '33.0200004577637' | number: 0 }}%)

Education

72% of residents are
university grads.

72% university grads

Toronto (48%)
Gta ({{ '43.6699981689453' | number: 0 }}%)

Income

Average Household Income

$522K

is the average household
income in the neighbourhood.

Toronto  ($132K)
Gta  ({{ '135056.828125' | minifiedCurrency }})

Professions

Professions

Business 14%
Government 13%
Management 9%
Health 9%
Sales 7%

Immigrants

23% of residents were
born outside of Canada.

23% immigrants

Toronto (48%)
Gta ({{ '45.4300003051758' | number: 0 }}%)

Birthplace - All

UK was once home to 2.7% of immigrants.
USA 2.5%
Philippines 1.5%
Caribbean 1.2%
Iran 1.2%

2.7% from UK
All-time

Birthplace - Recent

USA was once home to 1.9% of immigrants.
Philippines 1.4%
South Korea 0.2%
Israel 0.1%
Other South America 0.1%

1.9% from USA
Recent

Foreign Languages

Foreign Languages

Persian 2%
French 2%
Spanish 2%
Tagalog 1%
Cantonese 1%

Religions

Religions

Christian 54%
Jewish 13%
Buddhist 1%

Social Housing

Social Housing Buildings

0

Social housing buildings
in the neighbourhood.

Gta Avg (5.19)

Shelters

Shelters

0

Homeless shelters in
the neighbourhood.

Gta Avg (0.54)