Richmond Hill mansion with 'fairytale' architecture is back on the market. Take a look inside
An $18M mansion complete with a heated circular driveway, an indoor pool, an arcade and what its listing agent describes as "fairytale inspired architecture" throughout is back on the market in Richmond Hill.
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33 Forest Ridge Road The home is located in rural Richmond Hill near Stoufville Road and Bayview Avenue. It was initially listed back in 2024 and was placed back on the market in early May with a $18 million price tag. Property taxes alone will cost its next owner more than $42,000 a year.
"It’s very traditional, very palatial just in the ornate details, the wrought iron, the ceiling details, the limestone exterior, it’s a traditionally finished home,” said Voula Argyropoulos, a salesperson with Hammond International Properties Limited.
Sprawling open-space The property sits on two acres and comes with seven bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and a 12-car garage, spanning 12,000 square feet.
Walking in Hand-carved wooden doors are found leading into the homes grand foyer and main gallery. The staircase is built featuring an all marble staircase complete with wrought iron railings. "There's a definite wow factor when you walk in," said Argyropoulos.
At $18M, the property is one of the most expensive single-family homes currently listed in the GTA and the second most expensive in all of York Region.
A chef's kitchen Its next owner will have access to a massive kitchen that the listing described as a 'chefs dream haven' as well as a service kitchen located behind the main kitchen that is outfitted with high-end appliances.
The ideal buyer According to Argyropoulos, the ideal buyer is anyone with the right budget, and a big family. The agent notes that a two-bedroom apartment with a separate entrance can also be found on the grounds.
'Quintessential villa' The listing refers to the property as a 'rare combination' of a coveted an private estate with the feel of a 'quintessential villa.'
Living quarters The master bedroom, situated in a private wing, is complete with sitting room, spa bath, dressing room and domed ceiling with chandelier.
Comfortable viewing Meanwhile, there is a cinema clad in red draping that Argyropoulos describes as "old school, old world movie glamour."
Movie glamour "You truly feel that you've been transported back in the days when people would go to the movie theaters, when it was an outing" said Argyropoulos.
Staying active? Located on the lower level, the home also includes a gym which can be accessed via an elevator that services all floors or the staircase.
Get into the game The amenities don't stop there, as the home also features an arcade room and a two-story indoor pool, complete with a waterfall.
Amenities Other lower level amenities include a bar and wellness spa, accompanying the theatre, home-gym, and indoor pool.
Commuting? The mansion also officers no shortage of parking options. The listing boasts of a 'cobblestone heated circular motor court' as well as an indoor garage. The property has space for 14 vehicles.
Private terrace The backyard includes a garden facing terrace bordered by mature trees. A fireplace, waterfall, covered lounge, and treehouse are also present.
"You cannot see your neighbors. It's completely secluded." said Argyropoulos. 'It is really quite spectacular, in all fairness, for a family."
Green space A second flowing waterfall is pictured in the homes backyard.
The latest data from the Toronto Region Real Estate Board suggests that 1,003 "luxury" homes - defined as properties with a price tag of more than $2M - have sold so far in 2026.
