Imagine you have two exclusive properties, one in Vaughan and another in the Bridle Path, both claiming to resemble a "Palace of Versailles." Which listing is the real Versailles knock-off? Can either listing even own the title? The answer is simple: you shove them into a metaphorical gold-plated cage and let them battle it out until one emerges victorious. It's time for Real Estate Deathmatch.
We've heard endlessly about the Versailles of Vaughan property asking $17.8 million. The owners from Vaughan, Ontario built the house for their wedding kiss and the massive home features a heated ferrari room. The Bridle Path mansion didn't sell for the listing price of $23 million and now the house goes on auction on November 26. The owners couldn't afford to finish renovations and the Versailles-inspired property is now owned by the bank. Versailles of Vaughan is in close proximity to Vaughan Mills Shopping Centre and Canada's Wonderland while the Versailles de Bridle Path sits in a very exclusive enclave of homes and is close to downtown.
| Address: | 90 Rocmary Place/ | 40 Park Lane Circle |
| Price: | $17,800,000 | $13,980,000 |
| Taxes: | $35,582 | Not Yet Assessed |
| Square Footage: | 24,000 | 22,000 |
| Beds, Baths: | 6, 12 | 8, 14 |
| Lot Size | 128' x 413' | 227' x 469' |
The title of Curbed's Versailles deathmatch goes to the real Palace of Versailles in France. The grounds cover 87,728,720 square feet including 230 acres of gardens. The palace itself contains 721,206 square feet of floorspace. There are 67 staircases in the palace and 2,300 rooms.
· Mansion Listed For $23M Can't Sell, on Auction [Curbed Toronto]
· UPDATE: Château de Vaughan Has a Ferrari Room [Curbed Toronto]
· The 10 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Toronto [Curbed Toronto]
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