Designed with minimalist architecture and industrial interior in mind, this one-of-a-kind home just north of Edmonton showcases beautiful, clean lines with plenty of unique features throughout. And don’t let the fortress-like exterior fool you – the abundance of windows gives the home a warm, airy feeling with pristine 360-degree views of the beautiful surrounding property.

With more than enough room for the family of four, this house was built to adjust as the family grows, complete with a glass pedway to separate the kids’ space from that of the parents.

When it came to finding their perfect home, the owners really believed in the old adage of “location, location, location.” This 3,172 square foot masterpiece on nearly a full acre of land checked all their “must have” boxes, including room for renovations.

They began with adding a garage bay for their motorhome and did a complete kitchen overhaul next. Then, they changed the fireplace, extended the master bedroom’s closet and en suite shower, and nearly doubled the size of their stone patio, complete with an outdoor kitchen, horizontal fireplace and screens. Perfect additions for this stunning and sophisticated home.

Located in a quiet and mature community, these homeowners were careful to maintain the spirit of the seasoned, well-groomed neighbourhood when designing their dream home, full of warm, neutral tones and materials.

The large alcove-like front entrance greets guests like a warm hug, and the curves and contours continue throughout the home, from the rounded upstairs railing to the en suite’s reproduced period faucets and fixtures. The addition of 100-year-old barn doors only add to the careful attention the homeowners took to complete the heritage look of this new build.

With its light beige palette, the homeowners of this spacious spec home knew they could make it their own with personal pops of colour, all while maintaining the clean and modern architecture. Their favourite addition? A luscious, curved pink sofa with plenty of room for everyone to sit and enjoy movies in the theatre room.

High ceilings and large windows make the basement feel like another above-grade floor, and help highlight another unique piece: a custom pool table handcrafted from 100-year-old rail yard material.

The area of Glenora is rich with history, complete with early 20^th century homes and mature trees that line the streets. These homeowners found intrigue and classic beauty in this nearly 100-year-old home and filled it with ancient artifacts, beautifully complemented with modern furniture and lighting.

Throughout the home, there is evidence of previous residents and their own personal style that came decades before them, including detailing around the edge of the hardwood, an angled wall in the upstairs bathroom and a curved breakfast nook. These homeowners are simply continuing the legacy.