If you've ever wanted a home that reminds you of a 1970s brutalist university library, then 112 Westwood Lane in Richmond Hill is for you. Just kidding… sort of.
Equal parts strange and equal parts amazing, this home is unlike any home we've ever featured before.
From the start, 112 Westwood Lane impresses with its winding entrance and dramatic design.
If you look closely, you'll see an eye on the side of the building that looks like it's part of the trees – it's trippy.
Inside, you're greeted by a simple concrete, glass, and tile foyer that looks a bit like the lobby of a corporate office building.
As you move further into the house, the living room opens up with impressive high ceilings and an all-stainless steel fireplace.
Most of the house is on one level, but there is a basement with three bedrooms and a second kitchen.
On the ground floor you will find three spacious bedrooms in addition to the main rooms.
There are some interesting design options throughout.
From the leopard-print carpet to the all-black bathroom, it's a bit feverish.
And while the listing photos show a completely empty house, in the right hands and with interesting interior design, this place could be really cool.
The high ceilings and modern materials provide an interesting backdrop for some eye-catching designer furniture.
But what really sets this establishment apart is its commitment to entertaining. Calling all party enthusiasts!
As noted in the listing, the floor plan is designed for those who enjoy hosting, with plenty of exits to the patio and an expansive pool that just screams summer partying.
However, the current snow cover makes it difficult to imagine summer parties.
But there's also an in-ground hot tub in the house, which seems to be the perfect place for parties in the colder months.
And the kitchen is huge, so it doesn't get too crowded when everyone is inevitably there.
Currently, 112 Westwood Lane is listed for $10,150,000, which seems high considering the average home in South Richvale sells for $2.2 million.
But this house is anything but average and sits on approximately 5.7 acres of land. It also borders lush green spaces right next to the Richmond Hill Golf & Country Club.
However, we wouldn't be surprised if this home took a while to sell. In terms of design, it's definitely a real eye-catcher, and considering the price, it will be difficult to find the perfect buyer.