1049 Cedar Grove Boulevard, Oakville, Ontario L6J 2C2

Designed by noted architect Gren Weis and built by Hallmark Homes, this distinguished Morrison residence reflects a level of architectural integrity and craftsmanship rarely replicated in today’s custom market. Set on a beautiful 0.216 acre lot, the home offers appx. 5,500 SF of quality finished living space across three thoughtfully designed levels. The main floor showcases quarter-sawn cross-cut oak flooring, solid core doors, deep trim work and 9″ baseboards, complemented by 9′ ceilings and refined architectural detailing. A dramatic 13.5′ coffered family room anchored by a traditional woodburning fireplace and cherry built-ins creates a warm focal point, framed by high-end architectural Kolbe windows that fill the space with natural light. The kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring custom Andrew Moseley cabinetry, multi-tone granite surfaces, tumbled marble backsplash, premium appliances including a Viking six-burner gas range, and a generous 9′ island with prep sink. Adjacent pantry and mudroom spaces provide everyday functionality with built-ins and direct garage access. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a private retreat with walk-out sun deck, walk-in closet, and a limestone ensuite with heated floor, Bain Ultra air tub and oversized rain shower. Two additional bedrooms each enjoy ensuite access. The fully finished lower level, with 9′ ceilings and hydronic radiant heated floors, extends the living space with a large recreation area, custom bar, gym with resilient marmoleum flooring, and guest bedroom. Exterior highlights include premium cedar shake siding, copper architectural accents, Kolbe windows with UV protection, irrigation system and heated tandem garage. Located in one of Oakville’s most established Morrison neighbourhoods, surrounded by mature streetscapes and prestigious custom homes. A rare combination of architectural pedigree, enduring craftsmanship and refined living space. (certain images digitally enhanced)