Ontario Premier Doug Ford has finally sold his Toronto home after the Etobicoke property spent almost six weeks stagnating on the market.

The sprawling suburban home at 6 Tettenhall Road sold for a modest $2.7 million on Aug 23, which is a heck of a lot cheaper than the almost $3.2 million original asking price from the month before.

Despite an aggressive marketing campaign and a celebrity connection, the six-bedroom, four-bathroom house was unable to secure an offer at the initial July 13 asking price, resulting in a substantial price drop approximately two weeks later, slashed back to $2,800,888.

Even this price must've been too high for potential buyers, and on Tuesday, a deal finally closed at $2,700,000.

That's an astonishing $499,888 cheaper than the price the Ford family home was originally listed for earlier this summer, and about $100,000 cheaper than the re-listed asking price.

The premier's now-former home measures nearly 4,500 square feet and offers a backyard swimming pool, plenty of space to raise a family, and an interesting history tied to an emerging Ontario political dynasty.