725 Queensway W

$3.5M Ontario home with walk-in wine room and pool is more like a private castle

Forget the cookie-cutter modern mansions popping up all over Ontario — this GTA home looks like it could belong to a modern-day king.

A custom-built "Citadel”, 725 Queensway W in Mississauga is a large stone residence spans more than 7,100 square feet across three finished levels and sits on a deep 60-by-170-foot lot.

The first thing you'll notice is the entrance. The home's three-car garage is turned sideways from the street, creating a private stone courtyard that gives the property a distinctly medieval fortress feel.

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A stone courtyard greets you at 725 Queensway W.

Inside, things get more luxurious. The main floor has 10-foot ceilings, solid pine plank flooring, custom millwork and not one but two staircases. There's also a dramatic curved bow window in the family room that overlooks the backyard.

Bright and spacious layout throughout.

For anyone working from home, the dedicated office is also a pretty serious upgrade from the average spare-bedroom desk set up. The space features coffered ceilings, crown moulding and custom built-ins.

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Work-from-home days aren't so bad here.

The kitchen comes equipped with granite countertops, an oversized centre island, a Wolf gas cooktop and oven, Sub-Zero refrigeration and a butler’s pantry.

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Cook up a medieval-style feast for friends and family.

But the real flex is tucked just beyond it: a dedicated walk-in wine room with custom timber detailing.

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Your own private wine cellar.

The kitchen opens directly into the family room, where a gas fireplace creates a cozy focal point and those oversized windows look out onto the backyard.

Upstairs, the primary bedroom features 9-foot ceilings, an expansive dressing room and a six-piece ensuite.

The spacious primary suite.

There are also four additional bedrooms on this level, all generously sized and with direct ensuite or semi-ensuite access.

Head downstairs, the lower level has its own separate exterior entrance and essentially functions as an entire entertainment zone, with 9-foot ceilings, a huge recreation area, wet bar and dedicated home theatre.

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The lower level doubles as an entertainment zone.

Outside, the private grounds are complete with a new inground pool, hot tub, professional landscaping, landscape lighting, and irrigation.

There's also a covered heavy-timber pergola running alongside the pool and hot tub, and a real wood-burning stone fireplace.

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Summers hit different at 725 Queensway W. 

The space also has a built-in BBQ and retractable awning, so you could theoretically spend an entire summer here without ever needing to go indoors.

Location-wise, the home is situated along the Queensway West corridor, close to Mississauga’s restaurants, shops, parks and transit connections.

It’s also positioned between two of the area’s notable private golf clubs, with Credit Valley Golf and Country Club to the north and Mississaugua Golf and Country Club to the south.

Port Credit Village, Clarkson Village, the University of Toronto Mississauga, Trillium Health Partners, Riverwood Conservancy, Erindale Park and Rattray Marsh Conservation Area are all nearby, while the QEW, Highway 403 and GO Transit make getting around the GTA relatively easy.

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Rear view of the home.

But the real selling point here is that you’re not buying another glassy, ultra-modern box-style home. 

You’re getting a 7,100-square-foot stone fortress with a private courtyard, a walk-in wine room, a home theatre, a pool and an outdoor wood-burning fireplace. Which feels considerably more fun, right!?

725 Queensway W is currently listed for $3,588,000, Contact Sam McDadi Real Estate Brokerage to book a viewing or learn more. 

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Sam McDadi Real Estate Brokerage


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