House of the Week: $4 million for a Mississauga standout with a jewel-box staircase

House of the Week: $4 million for a Mississauga standout with a jewel-box staircase

The 3,000-square-foot property also comes with six bathrooms, high-tech security, a sparkling blue pool and a basement that feels like a hotel

This four-bedroom home in Mineola is currently going for $4 million.

Neighbourhood: Mineola, Mississauga
Price: $3,999,000
Previously sold for: $1.1 million in 2019
Size: 3,000 square feet plus a 1,400-square-foot basement
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 6
Real estate agent: Peter Calak


The place 

A four-bedroom, six-bathroom house in Mineola. The place comes with an attached two-car garage and a long driveway with space for four more cars. It’s within walking distance of several parks as well as the lake, and it’s a short drive from the Port Credit GO station and the QEW.

The history

In 2019, the current owners—a family of four—bought the three-bedroom, two-bathroom house that once stood on this plot for $1.1 million. They tore it down immediately to build a luxurious custom home, with work completing in 2023. The family’s eldest son has left the nest to study in another city, so they felt it was a good time to put their place on the market and downsize.

The house was initially listed in July 2023 for $4.2 million, and again in October 2023 for $4,168,000, before its current price drop.

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The tour

The façade—flanked by mature trees and a manicured lawn—is stone and stucco.

The house if lined with artificial stone and stucco.

The front door was made in Europe and requires a fingerprint scan for entry.

The custom-made door requires a finger print for entry.

Now for the foyer, with its metallic coat closet and 11-foot ceilings.

There are 19-foot ceilings in the foyer.

Right next to the front door, overlooking the yard, is the office space. It’s outfitted with an industrial-style Komandor glass wall partition.

The office sits at the front of the house, overlooking the yard.

Here’s the dining room. Like the rest of the main floor, it’s equipped with engineered oak and a Sonos sound system.

The floors here are engineered oak.

This angle reveals the built-in storage unit that separates the dining space from the kitchen.

A full view of the levitating staircase from the dining room.

In the kitchen: a wine column (double the size of a regular wine fridge), Wi-Fi-enabled Thermador appliances and a quartz island that seats four.

That wine column on the left is double the size of the average wine fridge.

Down the hall is the family room. Its feature wall actually extends out to the exterior of the home. Note the double-sided fireplace.

The wall feature in the family room also extends to the exterior.

Also on the main floor is this moody powder room, which has a wall-hung toilet, penny tiles and a mirror with integrated lighting.

The powder room is super moody.

Residents can access the mudroom from both the side door and the garage. The porcelain here is Italian.

The mudroom can be accessed from the garage.

The floating white-oak staircase comes with glass rails and technicolour LED lights.

LED lighting flanks the dramatic staircase.

Next up is the second-floor landing, topped by three skylights.

Note the three skylights above the second-floor landing.

The main bedroom walks out to a private balcony and comes with an ensuite bathroom.

A peek inside the main bedroom.

Here’s that balcony, overlooking the backyard.

Here's the main suite's private balcony.

And here’s the ensuite, with a double vanity, heated floors, a soaker tub and a towel warmer.

Those are heated, porcelain floors.

The ensuite’s shower looks like a nightclub and has a rainfall head.

The shower if fit for a nightclub.

This is one of the secondary bedrooms.

This bedroom also comes with an ensuite.

Its ensuite comes with brass finishes.

This ensuite has brass finishes.

Also on the second floor is the first of two laundry rooms.

Here's one of the home's two laundry rooms.

Downstairs is the basement–rec room combo.

Nothing but open space in the basement.

This level walks out to the backyard via picture-frame sliding doors.

The rec room walks out to the backyard.

There’s a fitness centre down here.

Here's the fitness room, with a mirrored wall.

And a guest room.

There's a guest room down here too.

The basement bathroom serves as the pool’s change room.

The basement bathroom doubles as the pool's change room.

Turn around to get a view of the glass shower.

The basement's marble shower.

The second laundry room—equipped with a sink and LED-lit open shelving—leads to the wine cellar.

The second laundry rooms leads to the wine cellar.

Outside is the covered terrace, which shares a wall with the family room and that double-sided gas fireplace.

The covered backyard terrace shares a wall with the family room.

Finally, the azure swimming pool, surrounded by a stone-paved lounge and greenery.

The bluest pool you've ever seen.


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