Built in 1904, 32 Chestnut Park Road is a Toronto heritage property once home to barrister Charles W. Kerr. 

The majestic traditional grand home has been owned by the same family for the last 50 years according to the listing and now it's on the market for $6,500,000. 

Some of the interesting architectural detail of the home. 

It almost looks a bit forgotten with the overgrown ivy and trees on the front lawn, but don't let that fool you, this truly is an architectural gem. 

The landing on the second floor with built-in bookcases. 

With a classic red brick exterior and plenty of character inside this home has good bones and so much potential. 

The living room with a fireplace. 

The home has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a two-car garage and large principal rooms. 

The backyard. 

Not to mention the lot the house is on is very large and deep with 50 by 150 feet of space.  

One of the bedrooms has a fireplace. 

But since the home has been in the same family for 50 years it is in need of a lot of upgrades. 

Another bedroom. 

The interiors are dated with things like old wallpaper, carpets and popcorn ceilings throughout the home. 

The kitchen walks out to the garden and has a pantry area. 

The kitchen is quite small for a house of this size and the appliances are not what you'd usually find in a $6.5 million home.

A three-piece bathroom on the third floor. 

The bathrooms also definitely need some updating.

A four-piece bathroom on the second floor. 

But then again if you're a fan of the 1950's colourful tiled bathrooms than maybe you don't need to change anything. 

The foyer with wood wainscotting and a view of the dining room. 

So if you're up for a big renovation this home is bound to look spectacular once it's been transformed. 

The dining room with a bay window. 

Or as realtor Gillian Oxley says in the listing: "Look no further for your dream home."