This $20M Ontario mansion looks like the Cullen house from Twilight

If you spent your formative years wishing your family home could look more like the Cullen residence in Twilight, this mansion in Ontario might come close to fulfilling that fantasy.

Known as The Forest Pavilion, 60 Forest Ridge Rd. is a sprawling contemporary estate surrounded by trees, with enough glass, soaring ceilings, and moody forest views to make it feel like Edward Cullen could appear around the corner at any moment.

Set on 2.5 acres in Richmond Hill, the ultra-modern home boasts more than 16,000 square feet of living space spread across five levels.

The front of the house and driveway have enough space for 24 cars. 

But the property looked very different just a few years ago.

The main floor. 

According to the property's sales history, 60 Forest Ridge Rd. last sold for $2.73 million in 2020, when the lot was home to a much more modest builder-grade bungalow-loft.

A double-gas fireplace surrounded by natural stone. 

Fast-forward six years and that house has been replaced by what the listing describes as an "architectural statement of exceptional scale and sophistication."

The Great Room. 

And, well, they're certainly not exaggerating about the scale.

The primary bedroom. 

The home has nine bedroom suites, a dramatic glass elevator and a floating white oak staircase connecting all five floors.

View of the forest from the Great Room. 

The main living spaces are equally massive, with 20-foot ceilings in the great room and dining room and walls of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the surrounding forest.

The other side of the Great Room. 

The abundance of glass, natural wood and trees is also where those Twilight vibes really start to kick in.

An aerial view of the house at night. 

Much like the Cullen family's famous modernist home — supposedly tucked into the forests around Forks, WA, although the movies were actually filmed around Portland, OR and Vancouver, BC — The Forest Pavilion is designed to almost disappear into its wooded surroundings.

The powder room is but one of 13 bathrooms. 

Inside, the interiors are decidedly contemporary, with solid white oak and walnut finishes, natural stone, bespoke lighting and custom art installations throughout.

The main kitchen. 

The kitchen features Gaggenau and Miele appliances. 

The prep kitchen. 

There's also a secondary commercial prep kitchen for entertaining.

Another sitting area. 

And there's plenty of entertaining space to put it to use.

The third-floor bar. 

The third floor has its own bar and lounge, with a walkout to an enormous sundeck complete with a spa, built-in speakers, an outdoor kitchen, and a conversation area.

The dining deck. 

Elsewhere, there's a dining deck off the main kitchen and multiple balconies overlooking the forest.

The games room and sports court. 

Things get even more over-the-top downstairs.

The indoor pool. 

The lower entertainment level includes a full multi-sport court, billiards room and an indoor pool complex.

The views into the surrounding forest from the pool. 

Outside, the 2.5-acre property even has its own private nature trail winding through the trees.

The primary ensuite bathroom. 

Despite its secluded appearance, the home is also packed with decidedly 2026 technology, including whole-home automation and upgraded security and fire protection systems.

The dining room. 

Listed at $20,000,000, 60 Forest Ridge Rd. is obviously a long way from the $2.73 million property that sold here in 2020.

An office with a bookcase that secretly opens. 

But considering that old bungalow has been replaced by a five-level, 16,329-square-foot glass mansion in the middle of a forest, the transformation is pretty dramatic.

The exterior of the mansion. 

Now all that's missing is a Volvo parked out front and a family of suspiciously pale high schoolers who look nothing alike.