Luxury Home Renovations and Custom Builds in Moore Park, Toronto

Heritage-grade craftsmanship for one of Toronto's most established communities — trusted by Moore Park homeowners for additions, whole-home renovations, and custom builds that respect the character of the neighbourhood.

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Modern, minimalist bathroom renovation by Lighthaus Built in Toronto, ON. With a glass shower enclosure and a wooden vanity. Light gray tile on the floor and walls, a window providing natural light, and a sloped ceiling with a skylight.
Modern, minimalist bathroom renovation by Lighthaus Built in Toronto, ON featuring a double vanity, white countertop, two rectangular mirrors, and a wood cabinet.
Modern, minimalist bathroom renovation by Lighthaus Built in Toronto, ON with a small wooden stool holding rolled white towels, a beige washcloth, and a hanger.
A modern white bathroom cabinet with three drawers and one open drawer, situated on a light-colored tiled wall and floor, with a white towel hanging on the wall and a small wooden stool nearby.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Entryway with a black front door and decorative glass panels, a checkered black and white marble floor, a bench with pillows, and white panelled walls.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Entryway with black and white checkered marble floor, staircase with wooden handrail, white panel walls, and a window at the top of the stairs.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. New dining room with a rectangular wooden table and six chairs. The table has a centrepiece with greenery, and three wine glasses with a bowl and tray.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Modern kitchen with white cabinets, black countertop, a marble island, and stainless steel appliances, arranged alongside a light wood herringbone floor.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. A dining room with a white round table, wooden chairs, a gray rug, a black modern chandelier, and artwork on the wall. In the background, a living room with a TV and a fireplace.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Dining area with an oval white table, six wooden chairs with woven seats, a vase with flowers, large windows, and a modern light fixture overhead.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. A corner of a room with a white built-in cabinet, a wine rack, a wine cooler, a wooden console table with a marble top, a white vase with a green plant, and a small wire basket.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Living room with beige sectional sofa, black fireplace, white walls, and a window with blinds.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Living room with fireplace, two built-in wooden bookshelves, a wall-mounted TV shows a beach scene, and decorative items and framed photographs on the shelves.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Living room with a white marble fireplace, black chairs, a small round side table, a large wall-mounted TV, a window showing greenery outside, and a doorway leading to a screened porch.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. A bright, living room with white walls, wooden flooring, and modern furniture including a black and cream chair, a white armchair, a cushioned window seat with black and white pillows.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Modern kitchen with black island, gold faucet, blue cabinets, white marble backsplash, and wooden open shelves with wine bottles and glassware.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. A modern kitchen with dark blue cabinets, open wooden shelves with bottles, glassware, and plates, a marble countertop with a bowl of lemons, a stand mixer, and a stove with red knobs.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. Kitchen with a marble backsplash, a window with a plant, and a countertop with wooden cutting boards and a wooden bowl.
Moore Park Home Addition and Renovation by Lighthaus Built. A modern kitchen with a white marble countertop, black cabinets with gold handles, a gold faucet, a small white vase with flowers, and a wooden wardrobe or cabinet in the background.

At Lighthaus Built, we specialize in luxury home renovations and custom builds in Toronto’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Tucked between Rosedale and Leaside, Moore Park is one of Toronto's oldest and most exclusive neighbourhoods — and one of its quietest. Whether you're considering a custom build, a heritage renovation, or simply thinking about moving in, Moore Park offers a rare mix of ravine-side natural beauty and century-old architectural charm just minutes from downtown.

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Why Moore Park Homeowners Choose Us

At Lighthaus Built, we specialize in luxury home renovations and custom builds in Toronto's most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Moore Park is one of Toronto's oldest and most exclusive communities, subdivided in 1889 and bordered on all sides by natural barriers — Mount Pleasant Cemetery to the north, the Moore Park Ravine to the east, the Vale of Avoca to the west, and the rail corridor to the south. That setting shaped the neighbourhood's character: century-old English Cottage, Georgian, and Tudor-style homes on generous 50-foot lots, tree-lined streets, and a quiet, family-first feel just minutes from downtown.

Toronto homeowners in Moore Park face the same layered approvals process as neighbouring Rosedale — Committee of Adjustment applications, tree protection requirements near the ravines, and a strong local expectation that new work respects the streetscape. Lighthaus Built understands these complexities. Our team coordinates approvals, manages neighbour notifications, and develops build plans that respect the character of Moore Park while delivering modern comfort and design.

Our whole-home renovation and custom home building services in Moore Park focus on preserving the neighbourhood's timeless architecture while introducing the layouts, finishes, and systems today's families need — work like our recent Moore Park Addition and Renovation, where we added a full third floor to give a growing family the space they needed without leaving the neighbourhood they loved.

To learn more about this historic neighbourhood, head over to our blog post that covers everything you need to know about building and living in Moore Park.

The Ultimate Guide to Building and Living in Moore Park

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Every project begins with a comprehensive pre-construction plan, ensuring costs, approvals, and timelines are managed before work begins. This attention to detail results in smoother builds, fewer surprises, and homes that exceed expectations.

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3: Post-Build Support

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Featured Projects by Lighthaus

Moore Park, Toronto home gets a main and 2nd floor renovation by Lighthaus Built. A modern two-story house with black siding, a covered porch, and a landscaped front yard with trees, shrubs, and grass.

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Custom kitchen renovation in Toronto with navy blue cabinetry, marble accent backsplash and counter top, natural wood pantry.

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Exterior renovation of a new Toronto home with black siding and red brick. Outdoor seating and dining area.

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Bring your full home addition or basement renovation to life with the help of Lighthaus. Our team's attention to detail simplifies the process of transforming your Toronto home.

New living room renovation in Toronto with clean white walls, sliding glass doors that lead to exterior garden.

Moore Park Home Additions

If your home feels too cramped, an addition may be just what you need. We have extensive experience with both rear multi-story additions and adding an entire floor to a home.

Toronto Laneway House renovation with black siding and red brick. Stepping stones leading to the side entrance along a wood fence.

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Renovating in Moore Park
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need Committee of Adjustment (CofA) approval to renovate in Moore Park?
Most additions, top-ups, and projects that expand lot coverage in Moore Park require CofA approval. While permitting is handled by your architect, Lighthaus Built works closely with your design team from a construction perspective — making sure what's proposed is buildable and realistic on your timeline.

Can a century-old Moore Park home be modernized without losing its character?
Yes — this is one of the things we specialize in. Moore Park's English Cottage, Georgian, and Tudor homes were mostly built between 1908 and 1930, and our approach preserves the architectural details that define the neighbourhood while updating the layout, systems, and finishes for modern living.

Do I need an arborist report to build near the Moore Park ravines?
In many cases, yes. Homes backing onto the Moore Park Ravine or the Vale of Avoca often fall under tree protection requirements, and construction close to these natural boundaries typically requires an arborist report. We coordinate this as part of your project.

How long does a Moore Park / Toronto renovation take?
Timelines depend on scope and approvals. Whole-home renovations typically take 8–12 months, while additions or basement projects often run 6–9 months. Pre-construction planning keeps your schedule realistic from the start.

What is the typical cost to renovate a home in the Moore Park neighbourhood?
Every project is unique, but Moore Park renovations are generally comparable to Rosedale given similar lot sizes, heritage-era construction, and approval requirements. Download our free Toronto Renovation Cost Guide to get a clearer picture of budgets.

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