Mid-Century Modern Bungalow in Bridle Path

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Canada News Today. Local news powered by AI. A dope mid-century modern bungalow just hit the market in Toronto's elite bridal path neighborhood at 16 Royal Oak Drive. Listed for $4,500,000, this owner built Jim Stace true to his groovy original vibes from the 70s era. Step inside and it's a time capsule. Sunken living room, zebra print walls, wood paneling, shag carpets, and a wild rock garden under the stairs. The main four clocks in at 2,800 square feet, with four bedrooms, floor to ceiling windows, and an open flow to a family room and deck. Listing Agent Ellie Davis highlights how it's barely touched, sitting on a rare 100 by 133 foot lot amid mature trees for. That's a clueded ravine feel, and this high-end spot folks love the prestige but often chase bigger dreams. Once there's mirrors the main level with a finished setup, fireplace, sunken lounge,

1:00games room, and a full bar, perfect for epic parties back then. Yet with neighborhood averages hitting 8 million, many see tear down potential for a massive new build. This rarity stands out against today's flip heavy market, offering a real chance to preserve mid-century magic before it vanishes.