Canada’s most amazing mansions for sale

Canadian real estate only billionaires can afford

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Canada is considered one of the safest, friendliest and coolest countries in the world. In fact, the 2019 Best Countries Report named Canada the top place to live when it comes to quality of life – for the fourth year in a row! No wonder then that the world's wealthiest are flocking to its shores to scoop up a piece of sought-after real estate. Let's take a look around Canada’s most impressive – and expensive – mansions on the market right now. All prices are in Canadian Dollars.

Mediterranean-inspired villa, Montreal, Quebec, $3.5 million (£1.9m)

Barnes Luxury Real Estate

Situated in the affluent Westmount borough of Montreal, this stunning Mediterranean-inspired villa offers truly exceptional design, both inside and out. Constructed in 1928, the house has been meticulously and lovingly restored for 21st-century living.

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Mediterranean-inspired villa, Montreal, Quebec, $3.5 million (£1.9m)

Barnes Luxury Real Estate

Sitting on an extensive plot, the breathtaking four-storey, 18-room house has nine bedrooms, four bathrooms and more than 5,000 square feet of living space. Original features, including decorative fireplaces, intricate columns, hardwood flooring and ornamental internal doors, give the whole house a glamorous finish.

Mediterranean-inspired villa, Montreal, Quebec, $3.5 million (£1.9m)

Barnes Luxury Real Estate

The finest materials were sourced to complete the restoration, with stunning contemporary furnishings bringing the home right up to date. This unique piece of real estate is also home to a 1,000-bottle wine cellar and a cigar lounge, complete with built-in ventilation. There are also heated floors in the bathrooms, kitchens and basement for the chilly winter months.

Mediterranean-inspired villa, Montreal, Quebec, $3.5 million (£1.9m)

Barnes Luxury Real Estate

If all this wasn't enough, the villa also offers a separate chef's kitchen that opens out onto a private courtyard in the rear garden – the perfect spot for evening entertaining. If this property is up your street, you can purchase it through Barnes Luxury Real Estate for $3.5 million (£1.9m).

1930s manor, Montreal, Quebec, $10 million (£5.7m)

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Positioned in the centre of Canada's culture capital Montreal, this spectacular home oozes opulence. The original historic masonry home, dating back to 1930, has been completely transformed following an extensive three-year renovation. A striking modern extension now lies at the rear of the house, creating a stark contrast between old and new.

1930s manor, Montreal, Quebec, $10 million (£5.7m)

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Sitting on a 14,000-square-foot lot, the property dazzles with its ultra-luxurious interior, finished to the highest standards. Its grand kitchen blends traditional charm with contemporary needs, complemented by marble, silver and wood tones. The stunning period ceiling adds to the room's wow-factor.

1930s manor, Montreal, Quebec, $10 million (£5.7m)

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With seven bedrooms and six full bathrooms, the iconic four-storey mansion also offers a parking garage, indoor swimming pool and a large converted basement. Located on the second floor, the master bedroom is an oasis of calm, with hardwood floors, an original fireplace and a crisp colour scheme.

1930s manor, Montreal, Quebec, $10 million (£5.7m)

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If you've got your eye on this property, you'll need a cool $10 million (£5.7m) to purchase it. Currently for sale with Sotheby's International Realty, this unique and luxurious family home is a true masterpiece of past meets present.

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Architectural marvel, Victoria, British Colombia, $12.8 million (£7.3m)

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It's unsurprising that this glorious contemporary home is an award-winner. Located minutes from British Columbia’s capital, Victoria, the elite cantilevered pad was designed by Marko Simcic and sits on a sprawling 67-acre plot overlooking the ocean.

Architectural marvel, Victoria, British Colombia, $12.8 million (£7.3m)

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Stretching 10,700 square feet, the unique home is formed from glass and combines raw materials and wood cladding to create a striking facade. Its impressive swimming pool is set into the ground and features transparent siding that faces out onto the covered terrace. There's also a hot tub and an outdoor kitchen-come-dining area, making it perfect for family gatherings and summer parties.

Architectural marvel, Victoria, British Colombia, $12.8 million (£7.3m)

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Winner of the Canadian Architect Award in 2003 and a Lieutenant-Governor’s Award in 2008, the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home has its own cinema, spa, library and billiards room. The open-plan kitchen and dining space is perfect for modern living and features panoramic views across the sea and the Olympic Mountain range.

Architectural marvel, Victoria, British Colombia, $12.8 million (£7.3m)

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This stunning family home also benefits from 1,400 feet of shoreline and its own private beach. Currently for sale with Sotheby's International Realty, you can snap up this gorgeous property for $12.8 million (£7.3m).

Eppich House II, West Vancouver, British Colombia, $16.8 million (£9.5m)

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This iconic dwelling was built in 1988 by Canadian architect Arthur Erickson and recently hit the real estate market with Sotheby's International Realty for $16.8 million (£9.5m). Formed from glass and bent steel, the striking modern home was custom-built and is truly unique in its rotund, layered design.

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Eppich House II, West Vancouver, British Colombia, $16.8 million (£9.5m)

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Positioned in West Vancouver, the unusual property offers over 5,000 square feet of living space, as well as 1.18 acres of private land. The secluded garden oasis comes complete with a creek and a decadent pool with a retractable roof, should you need some shade while you swim.

Eppich House II, West Vancouver, British Colombia, $16.8 million (£9.5m)

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Considered a Canadian landmark, the house offers a gorgeous interior, with plenty of natural light. Each room is spacious and decked out with wood-panelled ceilings and custom-built furniture designed to complement the dwelling's architecture. It's no wonder that the house has been featured around the world in numerous glossy magazines!

Eppich House II, West Vancouver, British Colombia, $16.8 million (£9.5m)

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With four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, Eppich House II would make a truly spectacular family home. Plus, with stunning panoramic views over British Colombia from almost every room, you'll never run out of sights to marvel at.

Modern mansion, Vancouver, British Columbia, $20 million (£11.3m)

Christie's International Real Estate

Built in 2016, this exquisite property offers the best of both contemporary and classical design. Spanning 10,210 square feet, the six-bed family home features half an acre of land and 180-degree mountain and ocean views.

Modern mansion, Vancouver, British Columbia, $20 million (£11.3m)

Christie's International Real Estate

On the market with Christie's International Real Estate for the grand sum of $20 million (£11.3m), this Canadian dream home dazzles with its wow-factor double-height foyer. Elsewhere, you'll find marble and oak floors, custom doors, paneled walls, sconce light fixtures and a elevator that connects each of the home's three levels. Plus, with a Control 4 Smart Home system, you can rest assured that the property is safe and secure.

Modern mansion, Vancouver, British Columbia, $20 million (£11.3m)

Christie's International Real Estate

With a whopping nine bathrooms, there's also a spa centre, complete with a jacuzzi, sauna and steam bath – so you'll have plenty of choices when you want to relax and unwind.

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Modern mansion, Vancouver, British Columbia, $20 million (£11.3m)

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Each room offers beautiful crown moldings, while every window comes with remote-controlled shades designed by Hunter Douglas. The lower level of the home is reserved for entertaining, with a movie room, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a Tiki-style wet bar and a 40-foot heated pool. What more could you need?

Neoclassic masterpiece, Oakville, Ontario, $20.9 million (£11.9m)

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Sitting on an acre of land in Oakville, Ontario, this neoclassic masterpiece offers no shortage of luxury across all 16,000 square feet of its interior. Despite its size, the regal property only has four bedrooms, but it is home to six full bathrooms and two partial bathrooms over three floors. Constructed in 2009 by Ferris Rafauli, the estate is a fine example of modern classic architecture.

Neoclassic masterpiece, Oakville, Ontario, $20.9 million (£11.9m)

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For sale with Sotheby's International Realty for $20.9 million (£11.9m), the house offers much more than a place to rest your head. In fact, there are three kitchens, two powder rooms, a spa, gym, cinema and a large indoor swimming pool.

Neoclassic masterpiece, Oakville, Ontario, $20.9 million (£11.9m)

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As for the interior design, every room offers a timeless neutral colour palette that allows the stunning decor to shine. From granite and marble countertops to hardwood floors with underfoot heating, every aspect of comfort has been catered for. With each window framing fantastic views across Old Oakville, the lucky owner will be only 30 minutes from Toronto and around an hour away from Niagara Falls.

Neoclassic masterpiece, Oakville, Ontario, $20.9 million (£11.9m)

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If all this wasn't enough, the property also boasts a wine cellar capable of storing more than 500 bottles, a three-car garage with a hydraulic car lift, and a gorgeous alfresco cabana – the perfect spot for relaxation and entertaining.

Integral House, Toronto, Ontario, $21.5 million (£12.2m)

Christie's International Real Estate

Known as Integral House, this iconic piece of contemporary architecture is truly one of a kind. Located in the Rosedale neighbourhood of Toronto, the unique property was built in 2010 and has been described by the Wall Street Journal as "one of the most important private homes built in North America in a long time". Let's take a look inside...

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Integral House, Toronto, Ontario, $21.5 million (£12.2m)

Christie's International Real Estate

The exceptional modern gem boasts curved walls of glass that undulate throughout the home. The unique walls are formed from extensive vertical glass and oak fins, giving the interior a dramatic architectural facade. Inside, exposed polished concrete and bronze finishes add an industrial edge to this designer home.

Integral House, Toronto, Ontario, $21.5 million (£12.2m)

Christie's International Real Estate

Sitting on just under an acre of land, Integral House covers 17,000 square feet of space, with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms. Impressive double-height ceilings make each room feel grand and bright, while elevators link all five floors together. Every room is finished with the finest materials, from French limestone to Piasentina stone and Connemara marble, which look particularly dramatic in the bathrooms.

Integral House, Toronto, Ontario, $21.5 million (£12.2m)

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In the main living space, hand-stitched leather accents and vast structural columns clad in white oak give the room real wow-factor. There's also a state-of-the-art gym, swimming pool and a spa. If you have $21.5 million (£12.2m) in the bank, then this contemporary dream home could be yours.

Le Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, $21.9 million (£12.5m)

Compass

Positioned on the slopes of world-renowned ski resort Mont-Tremblant, Le Château Fleur de Lys is literally carved into the side of the mountain. A one-of-a-kind French-inspired estate, the mansion is currently on the real estate market with Compass for an impressive $21.9 million (£12.5m) – and once you see inside, you'll understand why!

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Le Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, $21.9 million (£12.5m)

Compass

The grand pad lies in an exclusive gated community known as Sommet du Lac and covers almost 17,000 square feet of space. With eight bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, the home has an exquisite cedar exterior finished in granite stone sourced from Lake Champlain. As well as plenty of interior space, the palatial property also offers five acres of pristine gardens, complete with a separate two-bedroom guest house, a fire pit and a swimming pool.

Le Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, $21.9 million (£12.5m)

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Every room of the property is immaculately presented and showcases quality craftsmanship. There are sweeping high ceilings throughout, light fixtures by Arte Mexic, walnut herringbone flooring, Limestone fireplace mantels, bespoke chandeliers and custom mahogany crown moldings. The property even features restored antique columns rescued from a 19th-century castle in India!

Le Château Fleur de Lys, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, $21.9 million (£12.5m)

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Almost every room offers spectacular views of Lake Tremblant and the surrounding mountains. There's also a cedar wine cellar, two kitchens – one with its own wood-fired pizza oven – a screening room, games room and a spa. Just imagine cosying up on your own private deck in the evening and soaking up the sunset over the spectacular mountain range.

Heritage home, Montreal, Quebec, $22.5 million (£12.8m)

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Nestled on a hillside in Montreal's exclusive Golden Square Mile, this prestigious pad offers heritage curb appeal and a strikingly modern interior. Listed with Sotheby's International Realty for $22.5 million (£12.8m), the remarkable mansion has been beautifully renovated by one of North America's most exclusive interior designers. Let's go inside...

Heritage home, Montreal, Quebec, $22.5 million (£12.8m)

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Dating back to 1924, the heritage home sits inside a 30,000-square-foot manicured garden, complete with a saltwater swimming pool and a 14-car garage. Inside, the house exudes European charm, with marble flooring, dark oak paneling and original fireplace surrounds, while contemporary bespoke furnishings add real glamour to each space.

Heritage home, Montreal, Quebec, $22.5 million (£12.8m)

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Boasting six bedrooms and six bathrooms, the extensive home offers truly flawless design. The kitchen is spacious and sleek, with marble countertops, hardwood floors and decorative ceilings, while the colossal stove would be a dream toy for any foodie!

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Heritage home, Montreal, Quebec, $22.5 million (£12.8m)

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The property's bathroom is about as chic as it gets, covered floor to ceiling in pristine marble and finished with luxurious fixtures. Plus, thanks to its desirable position in the heart of Montreal, a UNESCO City of Design, you'll never tire of places to explore.

Chelster Hall, Oakville, Ontario, $59 million (£33.5m)

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With a price tag of $59 million (£33.5m), this magnificent 43,000-square-foot English-style country mansion is one of the most expensive pads currently for sale in Canada. Yet, when you consider its immaculate interior and 10-acre gardens along the Lake Ontario waterfront, it's not too hard to see why...

Chelster Hall, Oakville, Ontario, $59 million (£33.5m)

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Despite its historic facade, the property was actually completed in 2006, after years of meticulous planning and construction. Designed to mimic the grand old houses of yesteryear, Chelster Hall's interior does not disappoint. Mahogany-panelled front doors lead inside where you'll find white oak flooring, stunning plaster mouldings, custom cabinetry and European-style fireplace mantels.

Chelster Hall, Oakville, Ontario, $59 million (£33.5m)

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The timeless interior offers six bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, as well as a 12-car underground parking facility, capable of accommodating even the grandest car collection! The sophisticated two-storey library is one of the building's finest rooms, while the garden's private chapel is perfect for family weddings.

Chelster Hall, Oakville, Ontario, $59 million (£33.5m)

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As well as a luxe indoor swimming pool, the estate also houses outdoor pools, a home gym and tennis courts. The ultimate place for entertaining, the grand hall has its very own bowling alley, helipad, home cinema, pub-style bar and Tuscan-inspired wine cellar, complete with a cave. Now that $59 million (£33.5m) asking price isn't sounding like such a bad deal...

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