$8.8 million to build a Malibu mansion in Vaughan surrounded by palms

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Surreal Estate: $8.8 Million for a Malibu style Vaughan mansion with palm trees

What home north of 407 is complete without 16 parking spaces, a winterproof driveway, an outdoor fireplace, and a wine cellar with 5,000 bottles?

Neighbourhood: Pine Grove Vaughan
Price:$8.8 Million
Size:6200 square feet, plus a basement of 2,900 square feet, on a half acre of land
Bedrooms: 4+1
Bathrooms: 9
Parking Lots: 16
Real estate agent: Voula ArgyropoulosHammond International Properties


The place

A high-tech four-plus-one-bedroom, nine-bathroom house in Vaughan. The house sits on a half acre of land, has a pool with saltwater, a four-car driveway and garage that can fit 12 cars, as well as a movie theater and heated flooring throughout. It’s surrounded by greenery and is a short drive from both the 400 and the 427.

The History

The current owners bought the villa in 2021 after it was completed. They then had a blast: they hired a professional sommelier. Barberian’s Steak House to design and install a 5,000-bottle, temperature-controlled, camera-surveilled wine cellar. Now, the owners have decided to put the mansion on sale. 

Related: The architect behind Sherway Gardens has just charged $3.38 million to buy a mid-century Woodbridge home.

The tour

The façade’s various components coalesce like building blocks. That’s a post and lintel entrance to the driveway on the right. 

Yes, thhat's a post and lintel entrance to the driveway.

Hardwood soffits peeking out from under a portico roof that has built-in lighting warm the otherwise austere outside.

The warm, hardwood soffits relive the otherwise austere exterior.

Residents will find heated oak flooring and a crystalline stairway inside. 

Residents are first greeted by the stunning staircase.

The family room features modernist furniture and floor-to ceiling windows. A champagne closet is hidden in the background.

There's a champagne closet tucked away behind this family room.

There are two offices on the main floor—this one hides behind a secret door in the family room. 

This office is actually accessed via secret door in the family room.

The dining room, kitchen and sunken space are located off the family area. The Disney-inspired artwork by Anthony RicciardiThe friend of the owner is not allowed to come with the house. 

The Disney-inspired art, unfortunately, does not come with the home.

The marble counters are leathered in the kitchen to add texture. And the doors on the left—flanked by the frilly display—open to a giant fridge and freezer. 

That feature wall on the left conceals a second kitchen.

In the living room: a two-storey feature, views of the grotto in the back, and an open fire, just because. 

Keep the little ones away from the open fireplace.

The second-floor landing connects all the bedrooms and overlooks living space.  

This second-floor landing connects all of the bedrooms.

The main bedroom has a fireplace, surrounded by a Ricciardi mural. It also comes with an ensuite bathroom, walk-in wardrobe, and a walkout onto a jumbo terrace.

The main bedroom custom with a hand-painted mural surrounding the fireplace.

Here’s that ensuite, with a super-wide vanity, a soaker tub and a glass shower.

The main ensuite has a super-wide vanity, a jumbo mirror, a soaker tub and a glass shower.

And here’s the adjacent Yorkville-worthy walk-in.

This ensuite could be a boutique in Yorkville.

Now for the suite’s deck, with yet another fireplace and a treetop view. 

Have you ever seen a private deck so big?

The owners enjoy hosting wine tastings in their basement rec room. The wet bar is equipped with a microwave, a fridge and a dishwasher. 

There's a full bar in the basement rec room, perfect for tastings.

The 5,000-bottle cellar is so large that it’s easy to get lost, which is why the app helps you find bottles. 

The 5,000-bottle wine cellar comes with custom app for looking up varieties.

There’s also a sauna down here. 

There's a sauna down in the basement too.

The cinema, with its soundproofed walls and movie-theatre floor, is located down the hall.

A popcorn machines lives just outside the cinema.

The backyard. See? Malibu.

Squnit and you'd think you were in Southern California.

Palm trees can’t survive outdoors during Toronto’s colder months, so the owners hired a garden centre to care for them when it gets chilly.

Specialists transport the palm trees to a nursery in the winter months.

The cabana, which is more like a bachelor pad at the poolside, has heating, air conditioning and a mini-bar.

The cabana has heating and AC, along with a bathroom and bar.

Muskoka Chairs are not new. 

Don't forget the fire pit.

View of the heated driveway leading from the backyard.

No shovels needed here: the driveway is heated.

Finally, a bird’s eye view of the verdant property. 

Mature trees dot the verdant property.


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