Of course the most expensive home for sale in Toronto is in Bridle Path, the most expensive neighborhood in Canada and often referred to as Millionaires Row. The home is a 24,000 square foot mansion owned by embattled Russian-Canadian multimillionaire Alex Shnaider and his wife Simona. You can see an entire gallery of the 10-bedroom, 15-bathroom home right this way.

Nestled into exquisite gardens, this abode has highlights like a fully-serviced wet bar, 32-seat home threatre, and indoor pool with two changing rooms. There's also a 1,375 square foot coach house that's got two bedrooms.

Originally listed for $25M, this 4-bedroom, 6-bathroom stately abode has highlights like a an outdoor tennis court and pool. There's also a library with an antique fireplace.

This 13,000+ square foot contemporary abode boasts four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The rotunda has something called "BMW metallic painted beams," so there's that. There's also "imported Italian Porsche designed doors" throughout the house. Way more photos this way.

Surprise, surprise. Yet another mega mansion in Bridle Path made our list. This particular abode has nine bedrooms and an impressive 12 bathrooms. One has to wonder why exactly you'd need 12 bathrooms. The home is 15,785 square feet and sits on two acres. It has gaudy highlights like gold leaf detailing, gold plated hardware, and a marble grand staircase.

This is an 8-bedroom, 14-bathroom house "Fashioned after the place of Versailles in France, influenced by Louis XIV era and the Palladian styles of Europe," so there's that. It's not finished, so you get to put the final touches on it. The 21,000+ square foot home sits on over 2.3 acres.

Quite possibly one of the most magnificent homes we've ever laid eyes on, 5 Hawthorn was created by Eustance G. Bird in 1911. The 4-bedroom, 7-bathroom Neo-Classic Georgian has been restored and renovated to meet all of today's modern needs without losing its architectural highlights. The spectacular Arts & Crafts showplace is owned by art dealer Ydessa Hendeles, who's presumably selling up in order to move to her new $27M suite in New York's Dakota co-op.

If a historic home is what you require do check out 157 South Drive. It was designed by Beaumont Jarvis in 1907, and its original architectural integrity has never been scarified. The abode boasts five bedrooms and nine bathrooms.