Newest Bridle Path home for sale currently listed at $27M

The latest massive estate up for sale in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighbourhood will cost you $27 million.

Barry Cohen Homes Ltd. listed the 13-bedroom, 14-bathroom manor at 11 High Point Rd., a week ago so you may still have time to get your affairs in order.

The 18,276-square foot “private gated estate” sits on two acres as well as a detached coach house suite for guests.

There are also 26 available parking spaces, if you so desire.

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Entrance of mansion in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighbourhood. (Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.)Photo by Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.

First impressions are key and once aspiring owners enter the marbled “soaring cathedral reception hall” that leads to a “dramatic Scarlett O’Hara staircase,” they may not want to leave.

And that’s just the entrance.

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Kitchen in mansion in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighbourhood. (Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.)Photo by Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.

The family room features floor-to-ceiling recessed paneled walls with crown molding, a grand fireplace and custom framed cabinetry.

The place where everyone gathers is a chef-inspired Poggenpohl kitchen has Wolf appliances, caesarstone countertops and backsplash, a breakfast area, a servery, a service hall, an expansive island with a breakfast bar, and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the rear gardens.

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View of pool in backyard of mansion in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighbourhood. (Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.)Photo by Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.

The private primary bedroom has its own sitting room, a luxurious seven-piece ensuite and a dressing room that would make Carrie Bradshaw jealous.

If that wasn’t enough, there’s also an in-law suite, billiards room, swimming pool and cabana, a spa and gym, tennis courts, and an elevator that can be accessed through the rec room.

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Large dressing room in mansion in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighbourhood. (Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.)Photo by Barry Cohen Homes Ltd.

About four kilometres north, you can find the most expensive home in the city on Forest Heights Blvd., listed at $29,800,000.

Meanwhile, $37,500,000 could get you the priciest place in the GTA.

The Mississauga mansion on Doulton Dr., has been on the market for almost 17 months.