$5.4 million for a faux château in Mississauga fit for the Brothers Grimm

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Surreal Estate: $5.4 million for a faux château in Mississauga fit for the Brothers Grimm

What suburban home would be complete without a turret? A lion-head water feature, a massage area, and a virtual driving course?

Neighbourhood: Mineola, Mississauga
Price: $5,399,888
Size: 8,200 square feet
Bedrooms: 4+1
Bathrooms: 6
Parking spots 13
Real estate agent: Peter Philip Papousek, Hux Papousek Realty Group


The place 

A five-bedroom, six-bathroom faux château in Mineola, one of Mississauga’s oldest neighbourhoods. Outside, there is room for 13 vehicles, a large stone patio and a swimming pool. Inside, there’s a sauna, a jumbo wine cellar and a full bar. It’s within walking distance of half a dozen parks, and motorists are a short drive from the QEW.

The history 

The house was constructed in 2006. It was designed with a mixture of old world (turrets), contemporary (heated floor, sparkling appliances and super-large window) and contemporary (two-story vaulted roofs). In 2021, current owners purchased the home and kept the majority of it intact. Now, they’re moving to a new kingdom and have listed the property.

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The tour 

The custom double doors—flanked by doric columns—are solid wood.

The double door is custom.

In the foyer – 20-foot high ceilings and heated floors of limestone.

There are 20-foot ceilings in the foyer.

Next door, the dining room has a stained glass rose window, an above porthole window and heated floors.

Note the stained-glass rose window in the dining room.

This office is on the other side of the foyer. It is located in the turret and has floor-to ceiling cabinetry with a view of front yard.

The office is located in the turret.

The kitchen has a granite-topped island, limestone backsplashes as well as stainless steel appliances made by Wolf and Subzero.

The kitchen counters are granite.

Turn around and you’re in the casual dining area. The double french doors open onto the backyard patio.

Here's the casual dining area.

Here’s the sunken family room, which has a bespoke gas fireplace and wall space for a 70-inch TV.

The ornate, sunken family room.

This is the sunroom with its 27-foot ceilings covered in cedar beams. Its wood-burning stove is made of reclaimed planks from barns.

The sunroom comes with 27-foot ceilings lined with beams.

Don’t forget the main-floor powder room.

There's also a powder room on the main floor.

The second-floor landing is a wrought-iron railing.

The wrought-iron railings are a nice touch.

The main bedroom features 12-foot vaulted roofs, heated floors, and a private terrace.

In the main bedroom, the floors are heated.

A seven-piece bathroom is also attached. The floor tiles are glass accents inlaid into the limestone.

This is the main ensuite bathroom, overlooking dense greenery.

This funky granite rain shower is located opposite the tub.

The rainfall shower looks like a glass elevator.

Note the banquette and built-in storage in the kid’s room. Teddy not included in sale.

Teddy not included in the sale.

Another upstairs bedroom

The third bedroom.

Down in the basement, there’s enough space for a grand piano and a lounge as well as an adjacent fitness centre.

The basement is currently set up as a piano room of sorts.

This space is ideal for screenings and has a full bar.

The space next to the bar is ideal for screening parties.

There’s also a massage room.

There's a massage room down here, of course.

Another dramatic shower can be found in the basement.

Another dramatic shower in the basement.

The theatre room can be used as a virtual driving course.

The virtual driving range.

The climate-controlled Wine Cellar is so large that you can easily get lost.

The climate-controlled wine cellar is is the size of a two-bedroom apartment.

Here’s the eight-person sauna.

Eight people can sit in the sauna.

The house is dominated by a three-door garage, and there are 10 additional parking spaces in the driveway.

Residents can fit an additional 10 cars in the driveway.

The stone deck is surrounded by lush greenery, and has granite counters as well as two grills.

The stone deck could be in cottage country.

Here’s a view of the home’s cozy firepit.

The fire pit keeps things cozy in the colder months.

Lion-head water fountains bring a touch of elegance to pool parties.

Yes, those are lion-head fountains flowing into the pool.


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