A $7.5 million Ontario mansion comes with an underground tunnel
Multimillionaires in Ontario tend to get a little creative when it comes to designing their homes. After all, if you've got the money, why be boring?
That's why it's not unusual to find indoor basketball courts, hockey rinks, bowling alleys, car elevators, or wine cellars larger than some Toronto condos in the province's most expensive mansions.
But even by those standards, 60 Rachelle Crt. stands out.
The family room.
The sprawling estate has one feature you rarely see in a residential home: a private underground tunnel.
A recreation room with a view of the tunnel.
The tunnel connects the main house to a detached cabana, allowing you to walk between the two buildings without ever stepping outside.
The formal dining room.
And this isn't just a glorified pool house.
The cabana kitchen.
The cabana comes complete with its own kitchen, dining room, and fireplace, making it a fully functional entertaining space that can be used year-round, regardless of what Ontario weather decides to do.
The wine room.
The tunnel is just one part of an estate clearly designed for people who enjoy hosting on a grand scale.
The courtyard.
Inspired by the architecture of an Italian countryside villa, the custom-built home offers more than 11,000 square feet of finished living space on a quiet private court.
The covered poolside patio.
Outside, the professionally landscaped grounds feel more like a boutique European resort than a suburban backyard.
The pool.
A saltwater pool is surrounded by expansive stone terraces, manicured gardens, and multiple outdoor seating areas that offer plenty of privacy.
A games room.
Inside, things are just as over-the-top.
Another kitchen.
The home includes four kitchens, making it equally suited for large family gatherings, catered events, or multi-generational living.
The main kitchen with the pizza oven.
One of the standout spaces is the dedicated entertainment wing, anchored by soaring ceilings, a dramatic fireplace, an authentic pizza oven, and a wine room that would make many restaurants jealous.
The home theatre.
The lower level continues the luxury theme with yet another kitchen, a home theatre, sauna, full bathroom, and enough additional living space that it could easily function as a private guest or in-law suite.
The primary bedroom.
The home has four bedrooms and eight bathrooms, but with over 11,000 square feet spread across multiple entertainment spaces, sleeping accommodations clearly weren't the priority.
A lounge.
Instead, every corner of the property seems designed around gathering people together, whether that's for dinner, movie nights, pool parties, or pizza fresh from the built-in oven.
The front of the mansion.
The Kleinburg property is currently listed for $7,488,000.
