This architecturally striking mid-century bungalow is tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac and sits on more than an acre of ravine-backed land — the kind of lot size that's almost unheard of within Toronto's city limits. The house itself leans heavily into classic mid-century design principles: clean lines, warm natural materials, soaring ceilings, and huge windows that blur the line between indoors and out. Inside, the home's most dramatic feature is the series of sculptural wood-beamed vaulted ceilings that stretch across the main living spaces. Downstairs, the lower level continues the mid-century entertaining vibe with a spacious recreation room complete with a wet bar and a walkout to the backyard. There's even a greenhouse tucked into the grounds for anyone ready to fully embrace their Pamela Anderson gardening era.