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

Toronto’s most expensive home for sale is still the six-acre Bridle Path ravine property asking $48 million, and the city’s five priciest listings have not moved since October. Further down, price changes reshuffled the list and pushed one house out of the top 10.

What changed since October: Compared with our October list, one home is new and one has left. A Tudor-style house on Park Lane Circle asking $16.9 million enters at No. 10. It was already on the market; REW.ca shows it has been posted for 187 days. It replaces a Bayview Ridge chateau that was No. 10 in October and has since cut its asking price by $1 million, to $15,999,900. Two other homes changed price. A Bayview Ridge estate that asked $22.5 million in October now appears as a double-lot listing at $20,998,000, moving from No. 6 to No. 7. A Forest Hill Road home dropped $7,000 to $21,988,000, moving from No. 7 to No. 6, and it is now listed by Harvey Kalles rather than Royal LePage. The other seven asking prices are unchanged.

Borrowing costs are rising around these listings. The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate by a quarter point to 2.5 per cent on Oct. 28, and CREA reported that September home sales fell 7.7 per cent from a year earlier as it cut its 2026 forecast for a third time. One brokerage, RE/MAX Realtron Barry Cohen Homes, now holds seven of these 10 listings, up from six in October. For how Toronto compares with the rest of the country, see our national list.

How we built this list: We ranked detached houses within the City of Toronto by asking price, using active listings on REW.ca checked individually on Nov. 4, 2026. REW.ca draws on MLS data, but a listing that is not posted there would not appear here. Suburban municipalities such as Oakville and Mississauga are not included. We left out condos, land and multi-unit properties, among them a $22.5-million condo on Wellington Street West, an $18.8-million condo in Yorkville, a $26.8-million parcel on Sheppard Avenue West and a $19,999,999 multi-unit property in Long Branch. We make no claim about who owns any of these homes.

A note on photos: listing photos belong to the brokerages and photographers who made them, so we do not republish them. Please use the link in each entry to see the real home. The photo at the top of this story is a file photo of a house on The Bridle Path, not a listed property. Photo: SimonP, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.

1. Bridle Path: $48,000,000

The listing sells the land first: more than six acres on a ravine, offered as a site for a new custom estate. An Art Deco bungalow stands on it now, with six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, vaulted ceilings and a marble atrium foyer. The grounds have a pool, a waterfall, stone terraces and walking paths.

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

2. Casa Loma: $34,500,000

At the end of a cul-de-sac near the Casa Loma landmark, this gated Indiana limestone house has eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and more than 15,200 square feet. It has an elevator, 12-foot main-floor ceilings, a top-floor gym and spa with two saunas, a home theatre and indoor parking for 11 cars with a turntable and car wash.

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

3. St. Andrew-Windfields: $30,000,000

Built by Danieli Development with imported European limestone, this nine-bedroom, 17-bathroom house has an elevator to every level, a circular staircase, a second prep kitchen, a theatre, a gym, an indoor basketball court and a heated pool.

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

4. Bridle Path: $27,500,000

Architect Joe Brennan designed this French Provincial house, which has nine bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and more than 20,000 square feet on two acres. It sits behind a stone and wrought-iron gate and has five fireplaces, leaded-glass windows and a rotunda breakfast room overlooking the gardens.

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

5. Bridle Path (Park Lane Circle): $22,800,000

This remodelled modern house has six bedrooms, nine bathrooms and more than 14,000 square feet behind a gate, on a lot with about 300 feet of frontage. Outside are a tennis court, pool and hot tub. Inside are glass elevators, a theatre, a gym, a spa with a steam room and a wine cellar.

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

6. Forest Hill South: $21,988,000

Custom-built by JTF Homes within the past few years, this French-inspired house has six bedrooms plus one, nine bathrooms and more than 13,000 square feet on nearly half an acre. The yard has a large pool, gardens, a basketball court and a covered veranda.

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

7. Bridle Path (Bayview Ridge): $20,998,000

Now marketed as two addresses on a 3.12-acre double lot, this French-inspired house by architect Gordon Ridgely has six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and more than 15,000 square feet. A gated drive leads to a formal courtyard, and the property looks toward Rosedale Golf Club and the downtown skyline.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Sotheby’s International Realty Canada (via REW.ca)

8. Bridle Path (High Point Road): $20,000,000

John C. Parkin designed this concrete mid-century house on 2.12 acres. It has eight bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and about 26,000 square feet on all levels, with a four-storey solarium, a 3.5-storey atrium and both indoor and outdoor pools.

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

9. Forest Hill South: $17,995,000

Steel and concrete construction sits behind this renovated six-bedroom, eight-bathroom house, which has 12-foot main-floor ceilings, a heated circular driveway, a 2,000-square-foot underground garage for six cars, a theatre and a 500-bottle wine cellar.

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

10. Bridle Path (Park Lane Circle): $16,900,000

New to this list, this Tudor-style house has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms on a gated, west-facing two-acre lot. The listing says it was renovated in 2024 with a new kitchen, bathrooms and millwork, and a lower level with a theatre.

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

Prices are asking prices from active listings checked Nov. 4, 2026, and can change at any time.

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