Pricy properties hit the market following last month’s Ontario mortgage plan
These are the most expensive homes currently for sale in and around the country’s hottest housing market.
As someone who covers housing for a living, there’s nothing quite like perusing some good old fashioned real estate porn. I’m sure you faithful readers can agree.
While modern builds with their sky-high windows or hard lofts with their sprawling floorplans are always fun to explore, there’s nothing quite like gandering at some of the country’s priciest homes.
And there seems to be a few more than usual currently on the market.
Pont2Homes, an online agency, rounded up the 10 most expensive homes currently for sale in and around Toronto. Check them out below.
1. A Yorkville Penthouse
Yorkville is one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in Toronto (there are even rumours that Mike Babcock, current coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, chose to coach in Toronto over Buffalo due to his wife’s desire to live in the posh ‘hood).
It’s home to some extravagant shopping spots and swanky restaurants; and also to the province’s current most expensive home.
Listed at a cool $36,000,00, this beauty is located at the top of the Four Seasons Hotel.
2. A Bridle Path mansion
“Millionaire’s row” is home to this 10 bedroom behemoth befit for Batman himself.
For a cool $35,000,000, this home includes a 5,000 square foot pavilion, a tennis court, a 50 foot indoor pool, and a hand-carved Louis XV fireplace.
3. A multi-million dollar country home
If city living isn’t your thing, this $24,950,000 equestrian estate in King City may be just what you’re looking for.
The rugged and rich outdoorsman (or outdoorswoman) will surely be drawn to the 80 acre property that is home to a pond and waterfall, skating hut, walnut grove, and groomed hiking trails.
4. A lakefront compound
If one home isn’t enough, this estate in Oro-Medonte is situated on a 17 acre lot with a 525 foot private beach on Lake Simcoe.
The lot is also home to two 12,500 square foot homes.
5. 10 bedrooms in Bridle Path
This estate has its own ballroom, a spa, a salon, and in in-home theatre.
All for the reasonable price of $19,380,000.
To see the bottom-half of the province’s top-ten, click here.
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As someone who covers housing for a living, there’s nothing quite like perusing some good old fashioned real estate porn. I’m sure you faithful readers can agree.
While modern builds with their sky-high windows or hard lofts with their sprawling floorplans are always fun to explore, there’s nothing quite like gandering at some of the country’s priciest homes.
And there seems to be a few more than usual currently on the market.
Pont2Homes, an online agency, rounded up the 10 most expensive homes currently for sale in and around Toronto. Check them out below.
1. A Yorkville Penthouse
Yorkville is one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in Toronto (there are even rumours that Mike Babcock, current coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, chose to coach in Toronto over Buffalo due to his wife’s desire to live in the posh ‘hood).
It’s home to some extravagant shopping spots and swanky restaurants; and also to the province’s current most expensive home.
Listed at a cool $36,000,00, this beauty is located at the top of the Four Seasons Hotel.
2. A Bridle Path mansion
“Millionaire’s row” is home to this 10 bedroom behemoth befit for Batman himself.
For a cool $35,000,000, this home includes a 5,000 square foot pavilion, a tennis court, a 50 foot indoor pool, and a hand-carved Louis XV fireplace.
3. A multi-million dollar country home
If city living isn’t your thing, this $24,950,000 equestrian estate in King City may be just what you’re looking for.
The rugged and rich outdoorsman (or outdoorswoman) will surely be drawn to the 80 acre property that is home to a pond and waterfall, skating hut, walnut grove, and groomed hiking trails.
4. A lakefront compound
If one home isn’t enough, this estate in Oro-Medonte is situated on a 17 acre lot with a 525 foot private beach on Lake Simcoe.
The lot is also home to two 12,500 square foot homes.
5. 10 bedrooms in Bridle Path
This estate has its own ballroom, a spa, a salon, and in in-home theatre.
All for the reasonable price of $19,380,000.
To see the bottom-half of the province’s top-ten, click here.
Related stories:
Toronto and Victoria, Canada’s luxury property havens
$1 million ain’t what it used to be
