Ontario estate priced at over $10 million is giving California resort vibes
If you've ever stayed at a luxury resort and thought, "I could get used to living like this," there's a property just outside Toronto that takes that idea to a whole new level.
Because why book a vacation when you could have your own swimming pool, pickleball court, multiple saunas, and nearly 50 acres of private land to enjoy whenever you want?
Of course, there's one small catch: it'll cost you almost $11 million.
The interior of the main residence.
Located in King, Ontario, 15600 Dufferin St. is currently listed for $10,698,000, and it's the kind of property that makes even some of Toronto's most extravagant mansions look a little ordinary.
The pool house and the outdoor sauna.
Sprawling across approximately 47 acres, the estate combines modern farmhouse architecture with the kind of amenities you'd expect to find at a five-star wellness retreat.
The outdoor space at sunset.
According to listing agent Andrew Ipekian, the property feels "more like an exclusive California resort than a traditional country residence."
A cozy outdoor sitting area.
And honestly, it's not hard to see why.
The main residence.
For starters, the main residence is an architectural showstopper.
The pool and main residence.
The exterior combines Indiana limestone, board-and-batten detailing, dramatic black metal roofing and enormous walls of glass that help bring the surrounding landscape indoors.
The view towards the pool house.
It's a distinctly contemporary take on country living, with a little touch of California luxury thrown in for good measure.
The open-concept main floor of the main residence.
Inside, the property offers more than 8,100 square feet of total living space, with four bedrooms, six bathrooms, and beautifully designed interiors that emphasize natural light and a connection to the outdoors.
The kitchen in the main residence.
But while the house itself is undeniably impressive, it's everything surrounding it that really makes this property stand out.
The outdoor dining area and kitchen off the main residence.
"What really sets this property apart is everything beyond the main residence," Ipekian explains.
The pool deck.
And he's not exaggerating. The backyard looks like something straight out of a luxury hotel brochure.
A large hot tub off to the side.
There's a massive tiled swimming pool, an outdoor hot tub and plenty of space to lounge around soaking up the sun.
The pool at night.
Sure, Ontario's swimming season isn't quite as long as California's, but for those few glorious summer months, you could almost convince yourself you're in Palm Springs.
The pickleball court.
And when you're tired of lounging by the pool, there's a private pickleball court waiting for you.
The main residence basement recreation room.
No booking a court, no waiting around and definitely no fighting with strangers over whose turn it is to play.
The open-concept kitchen and living room in the main residence.
The estate also takes wellness very seriously.
The outdoor sauna.
It includes a full-scale gym, an infrared sauna, a red-light sauna, and an outdoor sauna.
The gym.
Basically, you could cancel your gym membership and spa appointments because everything you could possibly need is already on the property.
The exterior of the pool house.
And if you want to invite friends or family over for a weekend getaway, there's even a separate pool house.
The interior of the pool house.
Complete with its own kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and living area, it's essentially a little guest retreat in its own right.
The garage.
Even the garage is a little over the top.
A view of the garage and main residence.
The separate heated four-car garage comes equipped with its own dedicated car-washing station, a dog-washing station and the potential to install vehicle lifts.
The barn and aerial view of the property.
There's also a substantial heated barn offering additional storage for vehicles and equipment, which is probably useful when you have nearly 50 acres of property to maintain.
The primary ensuite bathroom.
And if that still isn't enough, there's room for more.
The cleared parcel of land.
At the rear of the estate, an approximately 12-acre cleared parcel offers the potential for a future build, subject to the necessary approvals.
The main residence entryway.
That's an enormous amount of additional space, even by luxury estate standards.
A bedroom.
Despite its secluded setting, the property isn't completely removed from civilization.
Another bedroom.
It's located just minutes from several prestigious private schools, including St. Andrew's College, St. Anne's School and The Country Day School.
The main residence.
And while you're certainly not going to be walking to your favourite downtown Toronto coffee shop from here, the estate still offers access to the city without having to sacrifice the privacy of country living.
The home theatre in the main residence.
As Ipekian puts it, the property offers "an extraordinary combination of architectural design, outdoor recreation and complete privacy, all within reach of downtown Toronto."
A butler's pantry off the main residence kitchen.
Of course, at $10,698,000, this is hardly your average Ontario country home.
A wet bar in the basement of the main residence.
But for someone with an eight-figure budget who wants the luxury California resort experience without ever having to check out, this place certainly delivers.
The gated entrance to 15600 Dufferin St.
Minus the palm trees and year-round sunshine, obviously.
