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A grand family estate with a double-height entry, expansive glazing, private retreats, and an effortless indoor-outdoor connection.
Overview / Country estate
The Langley House blends timeless sophistication with the relaxed ease of country estate living. Designed for families who value space, light, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, this 6,810 sq. ft. residence pairs a soaring double-height entry with expansive family spaces, private retreats, and a covered terrace opening onto the pool deck.
2 storeys
Garage configuration varies
Site engineering required
Gallery / The Langley
Narrative / 01
A soaring double-storey foyer opens into the home’s generous family volume, where full-height glazing draws daylight deep into the plan. The scale feels composed rather than imposing—equally at ease with quiet mornings, large gatherings, and every rhythm in between.
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Upstairs, the primary suite becomes a world of its own: a private balcony, dual dressing rooms, and a spa-like ensuite with double vanities and a freestanding bath. Four further bedrooms sit apart with built-in storage and abundant natural light, while a second lounge and theatre give family life room to unfold.
Narrative / 03
The study is conceived as a calm architectural retreat. A long integrated desk creates two generous workstations, while restrained tones and soft daylight keep the room focused, uncluttered, and adaptable—from home office to creative studio.
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Beyond the glazing, stone columns frame a sheltered terrace and sunlit pool deck. Interior and exterior become one continuous setting for dining, conversation, and unhurried weekends—a country-estate experience designed to remain compelling through every Canadian season.
Plan and technical study
The reference plan establishes room relationships and circulation. Foundation, structure, envelope, and services are adapted to the selected site and local authority requirements.
Film / Walk through the residence
Walk through the home and experience its scale, circulation and connection to the outdoors.
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