From the outside, this Mississauga home looks like your typical new build. But inside, 1569 Glenburnie Road is anything but typical.

"To say it's one-of-a-kind doesn't do it justice," said realtor Corrie Harding-Keizs. 

"It's modern on the outside, but it's a symphony of textures, classy finishes, luxurious comforts on the inside."

Note the 20-foot cedar ceilings and a walk-out to the backyard. 

The six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home does use a wide variety of elements throughout the home that make for a unique pallet.

The living room with a built-in marble wall piece. 

You'll notice materials like exposed Douglas Fir wood beams, textured stone walls, marble wall pieces, and bamboo hardwood floors all combined together throughout the home. 

A three-piece bathroom with unique tiles. 

It may be too busy for some, but it definitely adds intrigue to what could've been a basic cookie-cutter mansion. 

A separate wing in the house comes with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, roughed-in kitchen and its own entrance. 

In addition to the textural medley of materials, the home also has a peculiar layout.

The eat-in kitchen has a walk-in pantry. 

For example, the kitchen is loft-like and located on the second level. 

The glass balcony in the kitchen. 

It also has a glass-floor balcony that overlooks the family room, which reminds me of the glass floor at the CN Tower... just a little closer to earth.

A hallway with an interesting hexagon window. 

The home boasts more than 7,000-square-feet of living space and there isn't a dull corner in the home. 

The wine cellar. 

Some other interesting things you'll find tucked away in the home is a wine cellar that holds over 1,500 bottles; a sauna; a Roman bathtub with a rain shower; and not one but two kitchenettes (although one is just roughed-in). 

A wood-burning fireplace with a metal mantle. 

"The home is so unique you have to see it to believe it," said Harding-Keizs. 

The Roman bath. 

But this isn't just a funhouse, it has all the essentials. 

The dining room. 

The home has plenty of natural light thanks to the skylights and large floor-to-ceiling windows plus plenty of storage. 

The family room. 

There's the gorgeous family room with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace that is, according to Harding-Keizs, the perfect place to curl with a good book. 

The primary bedroom also has a fireplace. 

There's the primary suite on the top floor with 14-foot ceilings and a five-piece bathroom which includes an indulgent soaker tub. 

The primary ensuite bathroom. 

There's an exercise room, laundry room, a home office, etc.

A bedroom in the basement. 

And while the interior might not be to everyone's taste, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who wouldn't like the surrounding property. 

The backyard has a campground area. 

The home sits on a forested lot that's over 400-foot deep and has its own private entrance to Mary Fix Park. It's also adjacent to a conservation area with biking and hiking trails galore. 

The back of the home with a patio. 

The home is currently listed for $4,998,000.