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Huge $5M Toronto estate with saltwater pool and private creek is basically a resort

With almost 3 million people living in an increasingly cramped Toronto, huge acre-sized estates are almost mythical — unless you're Drake-level rich and living in the Bridle Path.

But one of the last remaining estate-sized properties in Etobicoke just hit the market, and surprisingly, it's listed for under $5 million.

Sure, it isn't exactly pocket change, but it's a far cry from the $50-million mega-mansions in the Bridle Path — and this one actually comes with more land.

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The front of the house and driveway leading up to the property. 

Sitting on an incredible 1.676-acre lot, 19 Lorraine Gdns. feels worlds away from the city despite being just minutes from Sherway Gardens and Pearson Airport.19 Lorraine Gardens Toronto

A home office. 

"This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure a lot this size so close to everything in the city," says realtor David Bradica, who notes that the home has only ever had two owners since it was built in 1954.19 Lorraine Gardens Toronto

The saltwater pool in the backyard. 

And while the house itself is lovely, the backyard is what really steals the show.

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Mimico Creek. 

With 60 feet of frontage on Mimico Creek, no neighbours in sight, and deeded creek access, it feels like your own private nature reserve.

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An aerial view of the grounds. 

The grounds have been transformed into a full-on playground. There's a 42-by-22-foot heated saltwater pool, outdoor kitchen, fire pit, sports court, shuffleboard, an in-ground trampoline, and multiple patios for entertaining.

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A fire pit area. 

There's even a backyard hill perfect for winter tobogganing — basically, a year-round retreat.

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The formal dining room. 

Inside, the house might not have the over-the-top glitz of some Bridle Path mansions, but it's spacious, inviting, and ready for your personal touch.

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The Great Room. 

With 7,640 square feet of finished living space (plus more than 1,300 square feet of storage), the home boasts vaulted ceilings, skylights, and oversized windows that flood the space with natural light.

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The main kitchen and breakfast nook. 

The kitchen was built for hosting, with premium appliances and a massive granite island that flows seamlessly into the great room, anchored by a two-sided fireplace.

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The sunroom. 

There's also a formal dining and living room, home office, four-season sunroom, laundry room, and even a second kitchen to put all the dirty dishes when you're hosting a massive holiday party.19 Lorraine Gardens Toronto

A bedroom. 

A separate main-floor wing includes two bedrooms and a full bath — perfect for extended family, a teen hangout, or live-in help.

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The primary bedroom. 

Upstairs, the primary suite offers vaulted ceilings, dual walk-in closets, and a spa-like ensuite.

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Another bedroom. 

There are two more bright bedrooms down the hall.

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The gym. 

The lower level is designed for wellness and fun, with a home gym, a large recreation room with walk-up access to the backyard, and a private bedroom suite for guests.

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The back of the house. 

Listed for $4,899,900, 19 Lorraine Gdns. is not bad for what's basically a private resort in the middle of Etobicoke.

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