Tucked away amongst the towering trees on a private lane, this one-of-a-kind home was designed by well-known artist and architect Malcolm Rains & Norbert Windt in collaboration with the owners. This three-bed stunning ravine home offers the perfect blend of natural seclusion and urban convenience. Nestled in a serene oak forest, it’s part of a rare enclave of ravine homes that feel completely immersed in nature with tranquil west-facing views of the city skyline and glimpses of the lake beyond Neville Park Ravine. This bright and spacious 2.5-storey residence features a sun-drenched, open-concept layout with soaring peaked ceilings, beautiful architectural angles, and skylights throughout. The living room includes a wood-burning fireplace and opens onto a large terraced deck overlooking a lush perennial garden in the ravine below, ideal for entertaining or quiet reflection. The kitchen is a well-laid-out reflection of the beautiful surroundings. The open concept dining, living and work space is perfect for views of the surrounding ravine, spectacular sunsets and connecting with family and friends. The main level features a powder room and foyer with/ open staircase. There are three beds plus a sunroom tandem to the primary suite, perfect as a home office, artists studio, or a cozy sitting area. Designed in the ’90s with West Coast flair and European boho influences, the home is filled with character and thoughtful detail. The third level is north and west-facing facing with transom windows catching the south light. The lower level walks out at grade, currently used for laundry and storage, offering a blank canvas/flexible space that connects directly to nature. A true artist’s retreat, this home is bright, private, and peaceful yet only one block from the Beaches boardwalk and conveniently close to transit, shops, and top-rated schools. One-car parking (best for a small car) is included. A rare opportunity to live in a one-of-a-kind ravine setting, just minutes from the vibrancy of Queen Street East and the calming shores of Lake Ontario.