Mean Girls was a pretty successful teen comedy released back in 2004, which featured Regina George as the ‘villain’, a young girl from a wealthy family who lived in an opulent mansion. That lavish estate is actually located in a high-profile neighborhood of Toronto, and it’s nowadays listed for sale at $14,800,000 through Sotheby’s International Realty.
The massive 20,000 square foot mansion was designed after the beautiful NeoClassical style and could be found on one of the most exclusive streets in Toronto, on the prestigious Bridle Path. Featuring 11 bedrooms, 12+2 and a half bathrooms, this luxurious estate has the perfect balance between grandeur and elegance, with 10 feet high ceilings and an amazing interior decor.
Picky customers will be delighted to hear that there’s a two storey grand entrance graced with Italian marble and coffered ceilings which leads to a sweeping Scarlett O’Hara staircase and a marvelous Juliette balcony overlooking the 20 foot cathedral ceiling in the great room.
The master bedroom is another attraction of this extravagant mansion; located on the second floor, it features a master dressing room, a private sitting room and a cozy fireplace, offering views over the stunning gardens around the property.
A second floor bedroom wing houses other bedrooms, all with marble ensuite bathrooms, while the third floor provides enjoyable living space. We also have to mention the wonderful entertainment room, the wine cellar, wet bar or the in-house spa.
There’s even separate living space for the staff or nanny on the lower level and let’s not forget the oversized pool or the tennis court outside the mansion, plus the generous six car garage. It’s not a mansion for Mean Girls, it’s a luxurious estate for millionaires with refined tastes.
