There are high-end real estate listings, and then there are the homes featured on Luxe Listings Toronto. In the new Canadian series, Team Torkan realtor’s Peter and Paige Torkan and The Starke Group founder Brett Starke take viewers inside some of the most posh houses and condos to ever hit The Six’s market.
From indoor swimming pools and painted ceilings to multi-car garages and kitchens fit for millionaires, keep scrolling to see some of the most extravagant and coolest homes featured on the show.
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Indoor Luxury
Nothing says luxury like a lavish indoor swimming pool, so this listing was a great way to kick off the series. The large pool features plenty of seating areas for a gathering or party, with columns that add a Roman bath vibe to the space. Add in those windows, and this is a bright addition that you can’t help but feel luxurious in.
There are sitting rooms, and then there’s this luxe sitting room from the first episode, with wainscotting details and dark trim that add rich layers everywhere you look.
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Posh on the Park
The views and natural light are key to this impressive listing, where outstanding features like the marble mantle and a grand piano add even more luxury to the space.
The room just keeps going, and every angle gives you something new to look at. This space has multiple seating areas and beautifully crafted walls, with extra details to pull you in.
These views are everything, and the windows definitely take advantage. Light just soaks into the space and adds glimmer to some of the richer details, like the chandeliers.
The Rosebud Estate
Classic European details are prominent throughout this formal dining room, with its drapes, architecture, wallpaper and painting.
Talk about making an entrance. Walking into this home, you’re immediately transported to Europe, with incredible details to gawk at in every single direction you look.
The Astley Estate
This home in Rosedale combines Art Deco with modern finishes, which results in an upscale and polished look.
With a backyard like this, it would be criminal not to take advantage. This balcony is a beautiful escape within the city, with a stone firepit and space for outdoor dining.
The upscale finishes continue in the kitchen, which features a large marble island, chevron flooring, a custom range, gold details and a large table that creates an optimal dining experience.
That chevron flooring spills into the living room, where the home continues to take advantage of those great views with enlarged windows. Meanwhile, a black marble fireplace adds even more opulence to the space.
Bling Dynasty
This breathtaking home marries upscale finishes with natural elements, like the exposed brick wall and fireplace.
You won’t find many kitchens like these on the real estate market, with a streamlined design and rich, dark finishes. The real selling point, of course, is that enlarged window and view.
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Grand Slam Garage
Is your house even a luxe listing if you don’t own a multi-car garage filled with several vintage models?
That same home has plenty of cool interior features, too, like this expansive kitchen with natural elements and a clean, Scandinavian-inspired design.
A Party House
Luxury doesn’t have to be boring. Or at least it doesn’t when it comes to this party pad, with rich, bar-inspired finishes and games for the whole crew. Also, can we talk about that bike on display?
Even kids at heart need some downtime to chill with their crew. That’s why this space also features thoughtful details, like this crafty seating nook.
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Pool Party
If you have a pool, you may as well flaunt it with an indoor-outdoor space for parties and gatherings. Who wouldn’t want to spend a summer here?
The outside is just as spectacular, with a large lap pool, enough deck space for lounging and tanning, and plenty of trees for privacy.
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