This is the most expensive home for sale in Toronto right now
17 Ardwold Gate, which is listed for $34.5 million, is located near Davenport and Spadina roads.
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An eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom home at the end of one of Forest Hill’s most prestigious enclaves is currently the priciest residential property for sale in Toronto. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC. photo)
Listed for $34.5 million, 17 Ardwold Gate is located in city’s Casa Loma neighbourhood, north of Davenport Road and east of Spadina Road. The property was listed for sale in March. It was also on the market in the fall but was not sold. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
Perched above the city with “breathtaking” panoramic views of the skyline from several of its vistas, this ultra-luxury, three-storey residence features “dramatic warm features at every turn,” according to the listing for the property. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
The listing says that the residence spans 15,200 square feet of “meticulously designed living space.” (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
“There is probably nothing that is more magnificent than this property. … (It is) built of the finest materials and craftsmanship,” listing agent Barry Cohen told CP24. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
Anyone who purchases 17 Ardwold Gate should expect to face an annual property tax bill of $78,553, according to the listing. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
The home’s main level features soaring 12-foot ceilings, a private passenger elevator and a deluxe chef-inspired kitchen with a walk-in fridge and a spacious butler’s pantry. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
The listing indicates that this property also includes impressive living, family, and sun and dining rooms. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
The “sprawling” primary suite, located on the second level also features a sitting area and an “opulent eight-piece marble bath fit for royalty,” the listing says. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
All of the five bedrooms on this floor have ensuites. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
The third floor, meanwhile, is dedicated to wellness, leisure, and fitness with a state-of-the-art gym and spa that includes dry and wet saunas and a hot tub as well as a terrace and a library. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
Further, the lower level is for entertaining with a cinematic home theatre, a KidZone playroom, a catering kitchen and fully automated dual wine cellars. It also houses staff quarters. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
This property also has parking for up to 20 vehicles, according to the listing. That includes space for two vehicles in the garage and up to six in the underground parkade, which includes its very own turntable and car wash. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
The exclusive gated residence features an Indiana limestone facade, a heated driveway, walkways, a rear stone terrace, and meticulously landscaped gardens with multiple water features, according to the listing. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
It also has an outdoor kitchen, lounging areas, a concrete pool with an automated cover, an outdoor fire pit, and a separate cabana with a change room and a three-piece washroom.
“This contemporary opulence sets a new standard of luxury living, offering an unparalleled lifestyle for the discerning buyer,” the listing reads. (RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC./photo)
Sales of ultra-luxury homes in the Greater Toronto Area surged in the first half of 2025 and are up 200 per cent for the first half of this year compared to the same period last year, a recent report from Sotheby’s International Realty Canada found.
Sotheby’s defines ultra-luxury as properties with an asking price exceeding $10 million. Currently, there are just three other single-family homes for sale in Toronto that meet that criteria.
A dozen properties worth more than $10 million were sold in the GTA between January and June, seven of them in Toronto, compared to four sales in that category during the same period in 2024.
More sales of $10 million-plus properties are also taking place “off-market,” the Sotheby’s report noted.
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