Canada’s most amazing mansions for sale
Beautiful Canadian homes in a class of their own
Canada is considered one of the safest, friendliest and most beautiful countries in the world. In fact, it's ranked in the top three of the Best Countries Report for many years. It's no wonder then that the world's wealthiest are flocking to its shores to scoop up a piece of sought-after real estate. From modern masterpieces to traditional estates that look as though they were plucked from a fairytale, click or scroll on and let's take a look around Canada’s most impressive (and expensive) mansions for sale right now.
Architectural masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$7.9 million (£5.1m/$5.8m)
Positioned in the heart of world-renowned ski resort Whistler, this architecturally designed home is a work of art. Facing south to capture the sun's rays all day long, the property is surrounded by mesmerising mountain peaks, which change colour throughout the seasons.
Architectural masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$7.9 million (£5.1m/$5.8m)
Built in 2011, the gorgeous glass home extends more than 4,000 square feet across four floors. The perfect place to throw a party, there's a stunning open-plan living room with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the scenery, as well as a chef's kitchen with a generous walk-in pantry and bar, four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a yoga room, a games room and a home theatre. But that isn't all!
Architectural masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$7.9 million (£5.1m/$5.8m)
There's also an amazing humidity-controlled, 1,000-bottle wine cellar complete with a tasting area, a steam room, a sauna and a mountain-view hot tub. Plus, the pad is entirely self-sufficient and is powered by a sustainable solar system, making it eco-friendly as well as stunning.
Architectural masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$7.9 million (£5.1m/$5.8m)
The home's exterior makes the most of the scenery and features "one of the best pools in town", as well as a swanky cantina that features an outdoor kitchen, a commercial beverage fridge and a custom dining zone. The new owner can get comfy around the firepit or soak up the sun on one of the exterior decks. If you've fallen head over heels, the pad is currently available via Engel & Völkers for CAD$7.9 million (£5.1m/$5.8m), which considering the home's location, scale and beauty, doesn't seem that steep!
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Luxury home, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$13 million (£8.4m/$9.5m)
An exquisite blend of modernity and classic design, this mansion is 12,000 square feet of expert craftsmanship. Set on Teddington Park Avenue in the heart of Toronto, the luxury home finds itself on one of the most coveted streets in Canada’s biggest city. The imposing property is currently on the market for just under CAD$13 million (£8.4m/$9.5m) with Sotheby’s International Realty.
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Luxury home, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$13 million (£8.4m/$9.5m)
Beautiful, polished stone can be found throughout the property, including across the countertops and sink in the exquisite open-plan kitchen. Food prepared in the state-of-the-art space can be swiftly delivered to those at the dining table or carried outside to the furnished alfresco terrace in the warmer months.
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Luxury home, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$13 million (£8.4m/$9.5m)
The home has five bedrooms and nine bathrooms, and the master suite certainly wins the award for best dressed. The bed itself is framed by beautiful stone—the ultimate modern headboard—and is illuminated by a stylish light fixture. French doors open the room up to a private patio, too.
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Luxury home, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$13 million (£8.4m/$9.5m)
When it comes to entertainment, the owner of this property will certainly be the host with the most. This state-of-the-art home theatre is kitted out with 14 plush leather seats with built-in cupholders and atmospheric mood lighting. If that isn’t enough to keep everybody amused, there's also a fitness centre, hot tub, library and wine cellar. How's that for billionaire bling?
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Ipeak House, Caledon, Ontario: CAD$13.9 million (£9m/$10.1m)
If you're seeking something altogether more impressive, then Ipeak House in Caledon, Ontario, should certainly pique your interest. For sale with Chestnut Park Real Estate for CAD$13.9 million (£9m/$10.1m), the spectacular modern home offers style, space, scenery and seclusion in one.
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Ipeak House, Caledon, Ontario: CAD$13.9 million (£9m/$10.1m)
Located in the heart of the Caledon countryside and enclosed on a 100-acre plot, the remote luxury home is just an hour's drive from Toronto. The front door opens into a mesmerising interior, with vaulted ceilings, exposed steel beams and top-quality finishes throughout. There's a stunning open-plan living area, an open-concept kitchen decorated with green marble, five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
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Ipeak House, Caledon, Ontario: CAD$13.9 million (£9m/$10.1m)
Spread across two floors, the 5,000-square-foot home also has a gaming room, a home theatre, a guest suite and an infrared sauna. Chic and inviting, every single room has been meticulously designed, with no expense spared. Overflowing with designer touches and gorgeous interior design, strategically placed windows help to bring the great outdoors inside.
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Ipeak House, Caledon, Ontario: CAD$13.9 million (£9m/$10.1m)
The home's garden is perhaps its best feature, though. Sprawling and undeniably stunning, the acreage benefits from scenic meadows, mature woodlands, open fields and natural ponds. There's no neighbours in sight either, so the lucky new owner could live entirely off-grid and fully immerse themselves in nature.
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Custom-built home, Penticton, British Columbia: CAD$15.5 million (£10m/$11.3m)
Positioned on a truly dreamy stretch of land overlooking the tranquil waters of Okanagan Lake in Penticton, British Columbia, this custom-built masterpiece doesn't have to try too hard to impress. For sale with Sotheby’s International Realty for a cool CAD$15.5 million (£10m/$11.3m), the pad was constructed in 2018 and it's clear that no expense was spared in its creation.
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Custom-built home, Penticton, British Columbia: CAD$15.5 million (£10m/$11.3m)
The modern mansion stretches 6,461 square feet across three generous floors. There's a gorgeous entrance hall with black and gold marble walls and a floating staircase, an open-plan living area with a formal dining space, lounge and kitchen. The latter is apparently home to over half a million dollars worth of state-of-the-art technology from La Cornue and Gaggenau.
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Custom-built home, Penticton, British Columbia: CAD$15.5 million (£10m/$11.3m)
Envisioned as a modern castle, the home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, but the master suite has to be the finest space of all. Akin to a high-end hotel room, it features a fireplace, sitting area, walk-in closet and luxe ensuite, as well as a private balcony overlooking the lake. This outside space is just one of seven, allowing the lucky owner to take in the stunning views from almost every room. There are plenty of added extras too, which make this home even more enticing...
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Custom-built home, Penticton, British Columbia: CAD$15.5 million (£10m/$11.3m)
For starters, the lower-ground floor is home to a car turntable, so the proud owner can showcase their favourite toys to all of their guests. But the luxurious bonus features don't stop there. The property also has a glass elevator that connects each floor, hand-painted wallpapers, gold-leaf fixtures, a fitness centre, a wine wall and direct access to Naramata Bench.
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Bois de la Roche, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$19 million (£12.4m/$13.9m)
For a little bit more, you could bag yourself an island retreat like no other. Nestled on a beautiful site in Senneville, an affluent village on the western tip of the Island of Montreal, the historic home dates back to 1899 and was inspired by the ancient castles dotted across France’s iconic Loire Valley.
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Bois de la Roche, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$19 million (£12.4m/$13.9m)
On the market for CAD$19 million (£12.4m/$13.9m), the 19th-century estate is known as Bois de la Roche and was forged from natural stone. It sits on almost 20 acres of land on Pointe Forget, overlooking the shoreline of the Lake of Two Mountains. Inside, there’s 18,427 square feet of space, spread across four floors, including a luxe basement level.
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Bois de la Roche, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$19 million (£12.4m/$13.9m)
Design-wise, the pad is traditional and elegant, with beamed ceilings, textured wallpapers, timber floors and doors, decorative fireplaces and stained-glass windows throughout. There's an impressive entrance hall with a statement staircase, a large living room, a formal dining room decorated with tapestries and a huge kitchen that would be perfect for a high-end restaurant, plus nine bedrooms and seven bathrooms
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Bois de la Roche, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$19 million (£12.4m/$13.9m)
Of course, thanks to its location, almost every room enjoys uninterrupted panoramic views of the lake, while the garden itself is the perfect place to take in the surroundings. Other highlights include the home's indoor swimming pool and authentic wood and iron elevator, which connects each of the property's four floors.
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French-style château, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
Though it might look like it belongs in the heart of rural France, this European-style château can actually be found close to the city centre of Toronto, Ontario. The gorgeous stately home appears to be extremely historic, but it was actually built less than 30 years ago.
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French-style château, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
The modern castle sits on almost four acres of land and boasts endless interior spaces that are perfect for unwinding, entertaining and partying. Described as "arguably one of the most iconic estates in Toronto", the property was designed by the famed architect Gordon Ridgely. As well as formal living and dining rooms, six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, some of which are decked out with coffered ceilings and hardwood floors, the pad is also home to an array of wonderful extras...
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French-style château, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
These include an amazing wine cellar that looks like it belongs in a historic French vineyard, an indoor swimming pool and a huge sauna that could accommodate more than 20 people. There's also a mammoth garage, a fitness centre and an extraordinary master suite that's almost too good to be true.
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French-style château, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
Outside, there's plenty more to discover. As well as a swimming pool, sunbathing deck and tennis court, there are also romantic European-inspired gardens kitted out with ornate statues. Plus, you can soak up views of the city while enjoying the quieter side of life. If you happen to have CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m) going spare, then the French-inspired castle could soon be yours. Sotheby's International Realty has all the information you need to make it happen.
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Enchanting forested estate, Mississauga, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
This fairytale estate in Mississauga sits amid 10 acres of lush greenery. The Credit River runs through the acreage, which means the owner can fish, canoe and kayak without stepping a foot outside of the grounds. Come winter, this watersports paradise turns into a snow-covered kingdom, and there is plenty of space for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
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Enchanting forested estate, Mississauga, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
The house itself spans 18,000 square feet across four storeys. Each room is designed to give optimal views of the dazzling grounds, including the impressive master suite. The bedroom includes its own fireplace for cosy winter nights and separate his-and-hers walk-in closets ensure lots of space for storage. The suite has an adjoining six-piece bathroom and a separate powder room.
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Enchanting forested estate, Mississauga, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
The study boasts exquisite wooden panelling, a coffered ceiling and beautiful French doors that lead out to the patio. Every detail in this house has been handpicked to accentuate its elegant design—from the crystal light fittings to the marble worktops and smart leather stools.
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Enchanting forested estate, Mississauga, Ontario: CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m)
A picture-perfect staircase encircled by columns leads to the second-floor gym, which has room for everything a home workout space could require. The gym also has high ceilings to accommodate golf swing practice, an essential given the plot backs onto a private golf course. This enchanting forested estate is currently on the market with Sotheby's International Realty for CAD$24.5 million (£16m/$18m).
Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec: CAD$25 million (£16.3m/$18.3m)
Château Fleur de Lys neighbours the incredible Mont-Tremblant in Quebec. The property was built just 10 years ago but has the grandeur and period architecture of homes built in centuries passed. The stunning mansion spans nearly 17,000 square feet and is up for sale with Engel & Völkers for an eye-watering CAD$25 million (£16.3m/$18.3m).
Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec: CAD$25 million (£16.3m/$18.3m)
A plethora of exquisite details set this château apart from others on the market, such as the elaborate hand-carved pillars that frame the sitting room. Staying warm is also no matter of concern in this property, as 17 roaring fireplaces are dotted across the suites, communal living areas and even outside seating areas.
Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec: CAD$25 million (£16.3m/$18.3m)
Stunning exposed stone and period fittings bring a Medieval majesty to the kitchen, which comes complete with a built-in pizza oven. Mahogany flooring and ornately carved cabinetry complete the old-world charm of this excellently equipped space.
Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec: CAD$25 million (£16.3m/$18.3m)
The beautifully designed outside areas spread across this estate are phenomenal. The glowing firepit is the centrepiece of this picturesque courtyard, casting an amber glow over the plush outdoor furniture. Fitted lanterns help illuminate the landscaping and exterior details, such as the well-placed shrubs and handwoven wicker decorations.
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Brutalist mansion, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$28 million (£18.3m/$20.5m)
This beautiful bunker-like home has been described by Sotheby's International Realty as “one of Canada’s most architecturally significant residences", and it isn't hard to see why. All concrete and glass, the striking structure occupies a secluded woodland spot and was designed by iconic architect, John C Parkin.
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Brutalist mansion, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$28 million (£18.3m/$20.5m)
The 26,000-square-foot house was originally built for a director and major shareholder of one of the country’s most successful corporations, Canadian Tire, and it’s clear that plenty of attention to detail went into its conception. While the concrete façade is embedded with pink and white quartz stones, the interior is bright, free-flowing and imposing in its scale.
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Brutalist mansion, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$28 million (£18.3m/$20.5m)
A huge black granite bridge leads into a soaring atrium, with an idyllic zen garden nestled below. There are spaces for both everyday family living and large-scale entertaining, such as the home’s kitchen, living room and wet bar with its elegant floating staircase. There's also eight bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, and a 1,700-square-foot recreation room with an adjoining catering kitchen and a massive indoor swimming pool that could have been plucked from a luxurious spa hotel.
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Brutalist mansion, Toronto, Ontario: CAD$28 million (£18.3m/$20.5m)
Head outside and you’ll find more than two acres of land, with rolling lawns, landscaped gardens, dining terraces, a swimming pool and a putting green. Elsewhere, there’s also a seven-car heated garage. From the roof, you can take in views of the glittering skyline of Toronto. Listed for CAD$28 million (£18.3m/$20.5m), the cool concrete crib would be worth every single penny.
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Renaissance Revival palazzo, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$35 million (£22.9m/$25.7m)
This palatial property is the crowning jewel in Montreal's Golden Square Mile, and the former home of industrialist and philanthropist J.W McConnell. If you have deep pockets, you could be the proud owner of this palatial 67-room property, which is up for grabs for a whopping CAD$35 million (£22.9m/$25.7m).
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Renaissance Revival palazzo, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$35 million (£22.9m/$25.7m)
This estate has all the opulent additions expected of a top-quality Italian Renaissance Revival. Wrought iron and gold leaf gates welcome guests and draw them into the 50-foot reception hall. From here, the floor plan flows through into the appropriately named ‘High Room’, which has coffered 21-foot ceilings, artisan furniture, including a bench built in the 1400s, and an antique fireplace.
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Renaissance Revival palazzo, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$35 million (£22.9m/$25.7m)
The ground floor also boasts a sun-soaked solarium, which offers a dreamy after-dinner drinks spot. A marble staircase leads from the solarium to the second of three floors. This storey contains most of the house’s bedroom suites, as well as private his-and-hers bathrooms, dressing rooms and offices. Additional bedrooms, a gym, spa and family room can be found on the third floor of the mansion.
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Renaissance Revival palazzo, Montreal, Quebec: CAD$35 million (£22.9m/$25.7m)
The impressive manse sprawls across almost two acres of land, fronted by arching cedar trees. The beautifully landscaped grounds are peppered with ponds, waterfalls, sculptures and an amphitheatre to round off the Renaissance feel of this stunning estate in style.
Mountain masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$38.7 million (£25.3m/$28.4m)
If you've got a slightly larger budget to play with, then this CAD$38.7 million (£25.3m/$28.4m) mansion could soon be yours. The mesmerising pad lies in iconic Whistler, British Columbia, moments from the area's celebrated ski slopes and the waters of Alta Lake.
Mountain masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$38.7 million (£25.3m/$28.4m)
Listed with Le Figaro Properties, the house is described as a "modern mountain architectural masterpiece", a summation that isn't hard to agree with. Nestled on more than seven acres of land, the property features a huge entryway of blue glass, which flows through to a spiral floor plan that wraps around an inner courtyard, allowing every room to capture mountain and lake views.
Mountain masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$38.7 million (£25.3m/$28.4m)
As well as an open-plan living room—with a 40-foot granite fireplace no less—a deluxe kitchen and a stunning dining room, there are also six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and a private wellness spa where the lucky owner can recline after a day on the slopes. A concrete staircase leads downstairs to a beautiful basement, where an incredible wine room can be found, decorated with red marble and vibrant art installations.
Mountain masterpiece, Whistler, British Columbia: CAD$38.7 million (£25.3m/$28.4m)
Yet the pièce de résistance has to be the home's floating swimming pool. The cantilevered creation is one of the finest designs we've ever seen and allows residents to soak up the location's awe-inspiring scenery while they take a dip. Other highlights include the property's 3,000 square feet of spectacular outdoor decks and terraces.
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