Built in 1898, the home was originally commissioned by Mrs. Mary Davies, the daughter-in-law of Toronto meat-packing magnate William Henry Davies. The four-room primary suite that includes its own sitting room, dressing room, and ensuite is basically fit for royalty. A gated driveway leads to a detached three-car garage, and there's enough space to park up to nine vehicles — a rarity anywhere in Toronto, let alone Rosedale. It's not just a house — it's an estate, a landmark, and a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a truly iconic piece of Toronto real estate. But for the right buyer — someone who appreciates both historic charm and modern luxury — 20 Elm Ave. is definitely worth it.