Delight in this incredibly rare opportunity to own a piece of the past with this unique townhome, rich in history and architectural design in the heart of Mission. The House of Israel served as an integral part of Calgary's Jewish community for almost 50 years before its transformation into luxury, executive style condos. A stunning renovation was completed with the finest materials and craftsmanship and a list of upgrades too numerous to mention. Boasting 2,900 sq. ft. of developed living space, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, soaring 18' ceilings, custom glass railings & a one-of-a kind glass bridge to loft area. The gourmet executive kitchen features an expansive island, Wolf & Sub-Zero appliances, gleaming quartz countertops and custom Denca cabinetry with under cabinet lighting. For the wine enthusiasts, a temperature-controlled wine room off the kitchen can be home to over 600 bottles of your favorites. The loft level media room is the ideal space for entertaining with a beautifully outfitted wet bar, custom cabinetry and a private outdoor patio & is completed with a TV and a fire table for your outdoor viewing pleasure. The upper level is home to 3 generous bedrooms (one currently being used as a home gym) and a 3 pce bath. The spacious primary suite is the perfect place to relax and unwind at the end of a long day. A lavish 5 pce ensuite offers a jetted soaker tub, fully enclosed tiled steam shower and heated floors to keep your toes warm. Enjoy your evening drinks or morning coffee from the second private patio off the primary suite. Parking is no concern with a heated attached 3 car (tandem) garage and space for 2 more cars in the driveway. The lighting and media are controlled with an RTI home automation system allowing for the perfect ambiance to be created. Extensive renovations include major mechanicals such as the roof, plumbing, electrical, all new windows (except arched one) and so much more. The location is second-to-none in one of Calgary's best neighbourhoods. Walk to amazing restaurants, cafes, Stampede Park, the Elbow River and its extensive pathway system.
