In Toronto, the Bridle Path is synonymous with luxury. Take a drive through the neighbourhood, and you’ll see the stunning Bridle Path mansions that are true architectural marvels.
Choosing just five impressive houses in the area wasn’t an easy task, and this list is by no means complete. That said, we hope that these five gorgeous homes will inspire you take your own tour of the Bridle Path! You can thank us later.
Here are five of the Bridle Path mansions that will take your breath away.
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Top 5 Bridle Path Mansions
Echo House
Echo House debuted in the Bridle Path in 2014, after extensive renovations. Sitting on a spacious two-acre lot, the awe-inspiring home conveys a sense of peace and tranquility. Architect Paul Raff aimed to reflect the Asian heritage of the family who resides there. The result is an architectural style that both stands out and fits seamlessly in the illustrious Bridle Path neighbourhood.
The home’s front facade features a long, limestone wall, and gorgeous screens made of steel filagree adorn the pool and kitchen areas. Floor-to-to-ceiling windows illuminate the house with natural light, while at the time providing spectacular views of the gardens outside. The home’s residents report being very happy with the end result. One look at Echo House, and it’s easy to see why.
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14 The Bridle Path
The mansion at 14 The Bridle Path is 22,000 square feet of pure luxury. Boasting nine bedrooms, three kitchens, a personal movie theatre, and an indoor pool and spa, this massive home has every amenity a homeowner could possibly ask for.
When it comes to architectural details, 14 The Bridle Path is a dream. Inside, you’ll find high ceilings and exquisite millwork. The two-storey entranceway features a grand staircase and gleaming, cream-coloured surfaces as far as the eye can see. Is it any wonder that this house was listed at a cool $13.99 million?
10 High Point Road
The home at 10 High Point Road couldn’t possibly be more opulent. Designed by renowned architect Katherine Newman, this 24,000 square foot house isn’t just another mansion.
The view as you drive toward 10 High Point Road is jaw-dropping, but it’s the interior that really sets this home apart. You’ll find the standard features that connote luxury, such opulent chandeliers and marble surfaces. But there are other, more unique details throughout, including gold-leaf wall treatments, a limestone fireplace, an onyx bar, and a ballroom (yes, you read that right—a ballroom).
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11 High Point Road
Next door to 10 High Point Road, you’ll find one of the most impressive Bridle Path mansions in the Neoclassical style. If you take a drive around the Bridle Path, don’t forget to check out 11 High Point Road—a home so luxurious, it was set as the residence of the wealthy Regina George in the film “Mean Girls.”
The stone house, which sits on 2 acres, features a pool, spa, wine cellar, and practically every other amenity you can imagine. Take a step into the Italian-marble entranceway and you’re eye will be drawn immediately toward the majestic central staircase. For a different vantage point, check out the Juliette balcony that looks down on the luxurious room.
40 Park Lane Circle
If you’re mesmerized by architecture that’s fit for royalty, look no further than 40 Park Lane Circle. This 27,000-square-foot mansion is inspired by the Palace of Versailles. Featuring 30-foot-tall Corinthian columns, 14 bathrooms, and two pools (one indoors and one outdoors), it’s the definition of grandeur.
These are just a few of the elegant homes available in one of Toronto’s most exclusive neighbourhoods. Whether you’re an architecture buff or a homebuyer looking in the area, a trip to the Bridle Path won’t disappoint.
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