5 of the most expensive homes sold in Brampton

While home prices have dropped in Brampton and across the GTA, there are still big spenders out there willing to pay more than $2 million for a home.

The real estate market was a roller coaster last year with home prices dropping in the fall and winter. Despite the low prices, those looking to buy this year will face challenges with high mortgage rates.

Nevertheless, some people can afford luxury. The most expensive homes sold in February 2023 come with grand entryways, massive rooms and park-like backyards. Zoocasa real estate brokerage has put together a list of these homes.

Here are five of the most expensive homes sold in Brampton:

8 Fallowfield Road

This four-bedroom home features Brazilian hardwood floors, fireplaces and a “dramatic” circular staircase, according to the listing from Re/Max Regal Homes.

Photo via Re/Max Regal Homes

Other features include a kitchen with an ergonomic centre island and 10-foot high ceilings. The primary bedroom washroom comes with a jacuzzi tub and fireplace. The backyard offers privacy with cedar trees.

Photo via Re/Max Regal Homes

This home sold for $1,859,900 on Feb. 6.

570 Conservation Drive

This five-bedroom home is in need of an update. But it sits on an acre lot overlooking a heritage conservation area.

Photo via Re/Max West Realty

It also comes with a huge swimming pool and an enclosed sunroom. There’s space for more than eight cars. The listing suggests builders or home flippers could modernize this place.

Photo via Re/Max West Realty

This home sold for $1,950,000, just under the $2.2 asking price, on Feb. 9.

30 Springwood Heights

This five-bedroom home comes with a whopping seven bathrooms.

A big selling point for this home is its large backyard with no homes behind it. It comes with a separate entrance to a nearly 2,000-square-foot basement.

Photo via Homelink Realty

There are three garages and space for seven vehicles in total.

Photo via Homelink Realty

This home sold for slightly under asking at $2,075,000 on Feb. 28.

8811 Mississauga Road

Backing onto the Credit River this home offers an escape close to the city. It’s also near Lionhead Golf Course.

Photo via EXP Realty

Described as a “bungaloft”, this four-bedroom home has two extra bedrooms in a large basement. There are three separate entrances and two kitchens.

Photo via EXP Realty

This place sold for $2,350,000 on Feb. 21.

13 Evergreen Avenue

The most expensive home on Zoocasa’s list for Brampton is a four-bedroom “country estate” on a two-acre property.

Photo via Royal Lepage Real Estate Professionals

Some of the luxury features include a private dressing room for the primary bedroom, a walk-out basement with a kitchen, family room, fitness room, wet bar and fireplace.

Photo via Royal Lepage Real Estate Professionals

The backyard comes with an irrigation system, gazebo and private pond.

This place sold for just under the asking price at $3,305,000 on Feb. 21.