Stunning, Sprawling 66-Acre Estate Listed In Hockley Valley

Just an hour outside of Toronto, a 66-acre estate — nestled in the rolling hills of Hockley Valley — has just hit the market. And it's a property that has to be seen to be believed.

Located at 3030 Concession Rd 3 in Adjala-Tosorontio, the sprawling acreage is home to a grand 5-bed, 6-bath residence with approximately 11,000 sq. ft of living space.

It sits atop a hill, offering unparalleled views of the surrounding landscape — including sprawling vineyards.

As beautiful as the views are, the inside of the home is equally stunning.

Upon entry you're met with a grand foyer, with light streaming in from dozens of windows, and a beautifully designed gambrel roof. Lofted above is a music hall, specifically designed for optimal acoustics; an ideal backdrop for your hobby play — or a weekend soirée's entertainment.

But that's just the tip of the iceberg. The abode also boasts multiple living areas, stone fireplaces, a kitchen with an oversized island, a gym, airy bedrooms, and a hidden staircase that leads up to a private, third-storey loft.

There's even a suite on the lower level finished with its own kitchen, and an elevator that makes a breeze of moving between floors.

Specs:

Address: 3030 Concession Road 3, Adjala-Tosorontio
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 6
Price: $5,200,000
Listed by: Johane Lefrançois, Andy Taylor, Jodi Allen, Sotheby's International Realty Canada

Outside, the amenities don't stop. Moving through the property you'll find a pool, a stone terrace, two kilometres of walking trails, and a tennis court that can be turned into a skating rink in the winter — and that's without mentioning the tobogganing potential of those rolling hills.

Down the way there's also a spacious, blank-space facility that's fitted as a winery, but could be converted for just about any use. (Think: a massive auto showroom, hobby garage, or pop-up dinner venue.) And with plenty of wildlife, including deer and turkey, roaming around the property, the trip over to the winery is a captivating one.

Our Favourite Thing

As much as a property with a music hall and winery might sound like it's designed for adults, this estate doesn't leave the kids wanting either. On site there's a miniature zip-line, as well as a functioning miniature railroad that runs up the side of the driveway. Anyone vying for the title of coolest parent (or grandparent) would easily have it secured at this abode.

The property may be impressive now, but future possibilities are endless. Wine lovers could further develop the winery space, or for any equestrians out there, there's plenty of potential for paddocks and a barn. And with the property being just a short drive from major equestrian hubs like Palgrave, it's a natural fit.

No matter which way the future buyers are leaning, it's hard to go wrong with a property as naturally stunning as this one.

WELCOME TO 3030 CONCESSIONS ROAD 3

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

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Stunning And Sprawling 66-Acre Estate Listed In Hockley Valley

Just an hour outside of Toronto, a 66-acre estate — nestled in the rolling hills of Hockley Valley — has just hit the market. And it's a property that has to be seen to be believed.

Specs:

WELCOME TO 3030 CONCESSIONS ROAD 3

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

BEDS, BATHS, AND OFFICE

GUEST SUITE

PROPERTY

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The proposal by Reliance Properties is set for 807-715 Hornby Street, right across the street from Robson Square in downtown Vancouver.

This is more than an economic challenge — it is a test of Canada’s ability to build a housing system that serves the aspirations of its people, writes real estate thought leader Daniel Foch.

June's weak numbers, with just over 500 new homes sold, come amid what BILD has called "the worst downturn of new home sales in the region on record."