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House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

By Liza Agrba| Photography by John Goldstein/Goldmedia
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House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

Address: 113 Mildenhall Road
Neighbourhood: Teddington Park Agents: Sam Valentini and Paula Carrascalao, Re/Max Premier Inc. International Brokerage Price: $11,888,000 Previously sold for: $11,632,000, in 2017

The place

An extravagant Bridle Path mansion with eight fireplaces, a ravine-facing lot and a backyard hockey rink.

The history

The current owner is Maple Leaf Patrick Marleau, who built the hockey rink (and put a Leafs logo on it) after buying the home in 2017. The sporting press is wondering whether the fact that the house is on the market means Marleau will soon be heading to another team.

Here’s the foyer:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

The study has some built-in shelving:

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House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

The living room has one of the house’s many fireplaces:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

This room is currently set up as a playroom for kids:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

The dining room can seat quite a few. And is it just us, or is the colour scheme kinda Leafs-themed?

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

The family room has a bank of double-height windows:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

And here’s the kitchen:

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House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

There’s a sunny breakfast area:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

A curving staircase leads to the second floor, where there are five bedrooms:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

Here’s one of those bedrooms:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

And another:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

And another:

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House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

And yet another:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

Any of these bedrooms would easily qualify as the master bedroom in a house of normal size. At any rate, here’s the master bedroom:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

The master bedroom’s walk-in closet:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

And the master ensuite:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

There’s a rec room in the basement:

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House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

It looks like they got some good use out of this basement hockey room:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

And there’s also another bedroom down here, with a cool herringbone wall treatment:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

Here’s an overview of the backyard:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

The pool has sort of a natural look:

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

Here’s the rear view:

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House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf

And here’s the famous backyard hockey rink, photographed in winter (obviously):

House of the Week: $11.9 million to live in a home that belongs to a Maple Leaf
Big selling point

It’s safe to say this home is a good pick for hockey fans—but really, just about any luxury buyer could find something to like here: the ravine views, the pool, the fish pond. Plus, there’s an elevator for people with bad knees (or sports injuries).

Possible deal breaker

Not everyone needs a giant ice pad in their backyard, or a hockey practice room in their basement, so some renovations may be necessary before the buyer feels truly at home.

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By the numbers

• $11,888,000 • $49,372 in property taxes • 12,000 square feet • 13 parking spaces • 8 gas fireplaces • 7 bathrooms • 6 bedrooms • 1 hockey rink • 1 fish pond • 1 elevator

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