Maybe 2000's goth style isn't only popular with Gen Z now a days... This Toronto home is making a compelling argument that it should be included in high-end homes. 

It's moody, glamorous and oh so goth! 

The living room has coffered ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace. 

Listed for $5,595,000 the home, located at 377 Walmer Road in the Casa Loma neighbourhood, has four bedrooms, seven bathrooms. 

The primary bedroom has an ensuite and dressing room / office area. 

While that's all pretty standard for a home in this neighbourhood, it's the interior decor that really caught my eye. 

The primary bedroom ensuite. 

The listing does begin with the words: "dare to be bold!" and you might need to be to own a home like this. 

Bold coloured accents add a sense of whimsy to the home. 

The home is almost entirely black and white, which means any colours added pop against the monochromatic background. 

The dramatic and glamourous primary bedroom. 

The black walls and ceilings create a cave-like feel to the rooms, yet don't make the space feel smaller than it is. 

Stainless steel appliances and black fixtures featured throughout the kitchen. 

The kitchen is gleaming with all white cabinetry and marble countertops.

Lots of natural light in the dining room thanks to the large windows. 

It's also open-concept with dining room. 

The dressing room features panelled walls to add depth. 

I'm still on the fence about the black and white pinstripe wallpaper featured throughout the home. It's a bit Tim Burton / Beetlejuice but that was probably the intention.

The powder room. 

Even if you're not a fan of the interior decor, the home is stunning architecturally. 

One of the terraces. 

There are large windows, luxury finishes throughout, there's an airy open-concept layout, private terraces off each level and lots of living space.

One of the bedrooms. 

There's even an elevator in the home.

The backyard has lots of greenery. 

Further, the backyard has all the bells and whistles including a waterfall, outdoor fireplace, living and dining areas and a "swimspa" (read: giant Jacuzzi). 

The shaded living and dining area of the back garden. 

So if goth really wasn't "just a phase" this home might just be perfect.