Canada’s 10 Most Expensive Homes for Sale, November 2026

Canada’s most expensive home for sale is still a waterfront estate in West Vancouver asking $58.8 million, and all 10 of the priciest houses on our October list were still on the market on Nov. 4 at the same asking prices.

None of the 10 has dropped its price or left the list in the past month, based on a listing-by-listing check on REW.ca. West Vancouver and Whistler account for six of them, with Toronto’s Bridle Path and Casa Loma, Oakville’s lakefront and South Surrey’s ocean bluffs making up the rest. The wider market has been slow: CREA said home sales fell 2.3 per cent in September.

How we built this list: We ranked detached homes by asking price on Nov. 4, 2026, using active listings on REW.ca in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario, and checked each listing individually. REW.ca does not carry Quebec or the North, so see our separate Montreal and N.W.T. editions. Condos, raw land and multi-unit buildings are excluded. That leaves out a $45.5-million land parcel in Surrey, a $45-million parcel in Calgary, a $45-million multi-family property in East Vancouver and a $35.99-million Coal Harbour penthouse. We also left out two Point Grey properties in Vancouver asking $32 million and $30 million, which have been marketed as development sites. None of these entries has a publicly reported celebrity or public-figure owner.

A note on photos: listing photo galleries belong to the brokerages and photographers who made them, so we do not republish them without permission. Each entry links to the full listing and its photos. The image at the top is a file photo of the West Vancouver shoreline, not a listed property.

1. West Vancouver (West Bay): $58,800,000

This five-bedroom, seven-bathroom house has about 9,944 square feet and more than 200 feet of natural shoreline. It was designed by architect Russell Hollingsworth, with an outdoor pool, spa, sauna and steam room behind a gated entry. The North Shore News has called it Canada’s most expensive home for sale.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Angell, Hasman & Associates (via REW.ca)

2. West Vancouver (Caulfeild): $49,880,000

This oceanfront compound covers four legal parcels totalling about 2.8 acres, with more than 330 feet of waterfront and several homes. The main residence was designed by Arthur Erickson in 1964. The grounds include a putting green, a beach house and an outdoor pool.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Virani Real Estate Advisors (via REW.ca)

3. Toronto (Bridle Path): $48,000,000

The most expensive listing in Toronto is more than six acres of ravine land with an existing six-bedroom, eight-bathroom bungalow, and the listing pitches it as a chance to build your own estate. The house has a marble atrium foyer, with an in-ground pool and stone terraces outside.

See the full listing and photo gallery: RE/MAX Realtron Barry Cohen Homes (via REW.ca)

4. West Vancouver (Dundarave): $39,980,000

A beachfront home of concrete and steel designed by McLeod Bovell and completed in 2021, this property has about 9,863 square feet on a 16,684-square-foot lot. It has an elevator serving all three levels, an indoor pool, and floor-to-ceiling glass facing the ocean.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Angell, Hasman & Associates (via REW.ca)

5. West Vancouver (British Properties): $38,800,000

Completed in 2025, this eight-bedroom, 12-bathroom house has about 15,240 square feet and is marketed as a collaboration between builder AV Brand and Italian fashion designer Stefano Ricci. It has a 38-foot foyer ceiling under a leaded-glass dome, an elevator and an outdoor pool.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Royal Pacific Lions Gate Realty (via REW.ca)

6. Whistler (Bayshores): $35,895,000

Built in 2020, this seven-bedroom, 11-bathroom ski home has about 10,907 square feet and sits directly on the slope, so owners can ski out the door. It has an infinity pool, spa, home theatre and elevator.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Engel & Völkers Whistler (via REW.ca)

7. Toronto (Casa Loma): $34,500,000

At the end of a cul-de-sac, this limestone estate has eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and more than 15,200 square feet. Inside are a private elevator, a home theatre and automated wine cellars, and underground parking holds 11 cars.

See the full listing and photo gallery: RE/MAX Realtron Barry Cohen Homes (via REW.ca)

8. Oakville (Eastlake): $33,000,000

This estate of about 1.6 acres has about 164 feet of Lake Ontario shoreline. Designed by architect Gren Weis, the seven-bedroom, 12-bathroom house has an elevator, an infinity-edge pool, a home theatre and a golf simulator.

See the full listing and photo gallery: RE/MAX Escarpment Realty (via REW.ca)

9. South Surrey (White Rock area): $32,500,000

Marketed as “The Labyrinth” and designed by Russell Hollingsworth, this six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home has more than 11,800 square feet on about 1.5 private acres with ocean views. It has an indoor pool and forest walking trails.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Angell, Hasman & Associates (via REW.ca)

10. Whistler (Stonebridge): $31,475,000

Newly completed in 2026 on more than 12 private acres, this six-bedroom mountain estate has panoramic views of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. It includes a detached guest house, a wine room, a lap pool and heated stone terraces.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Unison The Ryan Group Realty (via REW.ca)

Prices are asking prices from active listings checked Nov. 4, 2026, and can change at any time. Last month’s list: Canada’s 10 most expensive homes for sale, October 2026.

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