Here Are The 10 Most Expensive Homes For Sale In Toronto Right Now

1:03 PM Sep 2, 2022

Buying a home in Toronto is anything but cheap, and when you start looking at the higher end of the price spectrum, things get, well, extremely pricey. The top tier of the most expensive homes in Toronto will run you well over $20M, so even though most of us won’t ever actually be able to afford one of them, they’re still nice to daydream about.

The priciest listings in the city, although all opulent and amenity-packed, each have a distinct style and history to them. They include Regina George’s mansion from, a stunning French-chateau-inspired estate, and a castle-like mansion with a jaw-dropping home office. One of the listings — the most expensive one, in fact — is newly built after the then-under-construction home was destroyed by a fire in 2017. Talk about a comeback story.

For a sneak peak at how the city’s most affluent can live, here are the five most expensive homes currently for sale in Toronto.

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