An architectural masterpiece. A legacy of craftsmanship. A home without equal. Set on one of Oshawa's most coveted streets, this extraordinary 4 bedroom residence is a remarkable piece of local history, originally built in 1918 for John Stanton of the Pedlar People Company. More than a century later, its distinctive architecture, craftsmanship remain as captivating as ever. This home immediately commands attention. A beautifully manicured landscape creates a grand approach, culminating in the home's unforgettable iconic moon front door. Step inside & discover generously proportioned principal rooms, 9 foot ceilings, 10' plaster crown moldings, a wood burning fireplace, built in bookshelves, a swing door, hardwood flooring, coffered ceilings, unique lighting, all creating an elegance in a home where craftsmanship takes centre stage. Glorious refinished wood trim frames the interiors, while Dutch & leaded windows bring a sense of warmth & artistry to the living spaces. The architectural story continues overhead with standing-seam copper roofs & copper troughs, complemented by a distinctive hand-hammered copper sink in the custom kitchen. Ascending to the 3rd storey, a private bedroom & loft offers a flexible space that could serve as a guest suite, office, or secluded hideaway. The lower level extends the home's versatility with a basement workshop & dedicated office space, along with a truly unique soundproofed room. Ideal for a podcast studio, recording space, creative studio, or media room. Beyond the home itself, the grounds boast a private hot tub, premium artificial turf & meticulously manicured gardens, which create an outdoor oasis. And then there is the garage, an architectural statement in it's own right. The spectacular 20'x32' garage with oversized automatic-carriage doors, provide a combination of functionality & visual impact. This is a residence defined by the extraordinary. Some homes are remembered. This one is unforgettable. (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: Simcoe and Adelaide. ** Directions: Simcoe St, east on Connaught St.