"La Dauphine" sits iconically at the top of a hill overlooking Dartmouth to the Halifax Harbour, transforming the local streetscape. This home is the first in a series inspired by modern French architecture with interplays of concrete, stone, exotic woods, iron, glass, and open design. Stylistically, the facade makes a bold statement with its clean roof lines and grand mahogany front door. You can immediately see the sturdy hemlock braced exterior staircase that leads to the rooftop. Are we piquing your curiosity? Like Paris, you must visit to feel it and you should come prepared to fall in love. Tremendous attention to detail has been applied to capture the essence of a Parisian home and that means use of windows to flood the home with natural light and use of building materials that tell a story and add character. To this point, a unique feature is an eco-wall made of reclaimed African Babinga wood that is located in front living area. Use of exotic wood and stone reminds us of our relationship with nature and makes an artistic, sensory delight that adds quality to everyday living. The interior staircase is enclosed in windows to the outside and open to the main and lower levels, incorporating a live mahogany tree. The 2 storey great room is unbelievable - a whole back wall of windows all the way up and a classic chic fireplace to draw everyone in with a glass mezzanine overlooking the great room. A Parisian inspired home must have a well planned kitchen and this one will not disappoint with its walk-in pantry and easy access to the stairs to the rooftop. The rooftop terrace runs has commanding views of the skyline. This home is a lifestyle celebration, as are all, in our “Ladies of Paris” series.