$30K/month will set you up in this stone mansion that looms over the Rosedale Golf Course Ravine. With three kitchens, three laundries and 14 bathrooms, water bills must be astronomical.

For when you yearn for a country estate but still want your neighbours close enough to throw stones at. There's an indoor lap pool and a billiard room, and the breakfast room has a walkout to a (narrow) deck. Five bedrooms, seven baths for $19,900/monthly.

A vine-covered stone house tucked into a Rosedale cul-de-sac, this one feels a little like an English country hotel. Lots of detail like crown mouldings and marquetry floors. Five fireplaces (maybe its got English insulation, too), asking $18,500/monthly.

Sports fans will appreciate this house: basketball court, foosball table, and bonus framed Gretzky jersey. There's an 'oversized chef's kitchen' (for oversized chefs?) and a nanny suite. Asking $16,800/monthly.

Two bedrooms plus den, on the 46th floor of the Four Seasons Private Residences looking out over the Rosedale Valley. A rear service entrance ensures your dinner parties won't be disrupted by intrusive caterers. Wolf range, SubZero fridge and wine fridge. Asking $16,500/monthly.

Also at the Four Seasons Private Residences, this one has two bedrooms plus a 'library' (presumably the renamed den). The dining/entertainment area has a walkout to the 144sf terrace. Lots of marble here - marble foyer, marble kitchen, marble bathroom. Asking $15,500/monthly.

Not much was spared on finishings here: quarter-sawn oak floors, Calacatta marble kitchen, walnut-panelled library. High ceilings and lots of tall windows mean lots of light throughout and a clear view in from the street. Wear a robe. Asking $15,000/monthly.

One more two-bedroom-plus-den unit at the Four Seasons Private Residences. This one, on the 31st floor, has the same features and amenities as the others upthread. Since it's currently empty, the photos give a better sense of the space. Asking $15,000/monthly.