Misha Gajewski

5 days ago | blogto.com | Misha Gajewski

If your idea of cottage life includes a private ski hill, horse stables, and a personal climbing wall, then I have just the listing for you. Located on a sprawling 56-acre parcel in the King Township countryside, 13570 7th Concession Rd. is a jaw-dropping estate straight out of a very luxurious Canadian fairytale. This rural paradise feels more like a resort than a single-family home. "This is such a special property," said listing agent Carolyn Scime.

6 days ago | blogto.com | Misha Gajewski

The last time 4 Lucy Ave. hit the market, it was listed as a two-bedroom, one-bathroom home — which already felt like a stretch for a house that clocks in at under 500 square feet. Still, it sold for $430,000 in 2019, a solid $30K over asking. Now it's back—this time with three bedrooms (somehow), the same one bathroom, and a new price tag of $599,888. You might assume they added an extension. They didn't. Maybe some sleek renovations? Nope.

1 week ago | blogto.com | Misha Gajewski

When Massey last sold in 2016, it was a garbage-filled shell of a home. But designer and builder Jamie Beurklian clearly saw potential in the early 1900s house. Since 2016, the home has been painstakingly transformed by Beurklian into a minimalist architectural marvel that's as practical as it is beautiful. And yes, it comes with its own local celebrity — Rodney the Tree. Let's start with the house.

1 week ago | storycollider.org | Misha Gajewski

In this week’s episode, both of our storytellers use a scientific lens to examine their worst relationships. Part 1: Carlos Maza uses the plague to analyze his brutal breakup. Carlos Maza is a video journalist focusing on misinformation, media bias, and propaganda. He is the Director of Video at Media Matters for America. He has spent too much of his adult life writing about fascism and hate speech. He would much rather you tell him about you Dungeons & Dragons character.

1 week ago | blogto.com | Misha Gajewski

Tucked away on a leafy lot in the ultra-exclusive Edenbridge enclave, 16 Ripplewood Rd. is the kind of house that is way cooler than it lets on. First off, it was designed in the 1950s by Canadian architect Gardiner Cowan, who trained at the Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture School, Taliesin. Second, this mid-century modern gem was originally built for Hockey Hall of Famer Joe Primeau. Additionally, it has only been on the market once before, which is quite a rarity in Toronto.