5 of the most expensive homes sold last month in Mississauga

The most expensive homes sold last month in Mississauga come with luxury features such as in-ground pools and home theatres.

The real estate market has been sluggish with experts predicting an increase in sales this fall in the GTA.

“As buyers take advantage of changes to mortgage lending guidelines and borrowing costs trend lower, home sales will steadily increase in relation to population growth,” said Toronto Regional Real Estate Board president Jennifer Pearce in the latest report.

In Mississauga, the average home price remained nearly unchanged in September.

Despite the slow market, expensive homes are selling. Real estate brokerage Zoocasa most expensive homes sold list shows most properties sold for close to the asking price.

Here are the 5 most expensive homes sold in Mississauga in September:

578 Byngmount Ave.

Photo: Century 21 Miller Real Estate Ltd.

This custom-built, three-bedroom home sits on a quiet road, south of Lakeshore in the Lakeview neighbourhood. Features include a chef’s kitchen with a marbled quartz central island and a walk-in pantry.

The great room has a fireplace feature wall with marble.

The basement has a recreation room with a fireplace, storage, a bedroom and bathroom. A self-contained in-law suite is accessed from the garage with a separate exterior door, kitchen, laundry, bedroom and bathroom.

This home sold for $2,325,000, just over the $2,295,000 list price.

199 Kenollie Ave.

Photo: Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd.

This three-bedroom bungalow offers 8,550 square feet of living space in Mineola West. The original bungalow from the 1950s was extended and renovated in 1987.

Features include skylights, floor-to-ceiling windows and bay window. The lot has huge oaks and maple trees, flowering shrubs, and blue flowers, snowdrops and trilliums in the spring.

This home sold for $2,800,000, under the $3,000,000 list price.

158 Angelene St.

Photo: Royal LePage Signature Realty

This four-bedroom home in Mineola has an open-concept chef’s kitchen with a large fridge and freezer combo, quartz counter tops, stainless steel appliances and luxury fixtures.

The backyard features a saltwater pool, an outdoor bathroom for pool use, a cozy gas fire pit, a built-in gas fireplace and an outdoor TV.

This home sold for $3,100,000, under the $3,288,000 list price.

5216 Tiffany Court

Photo: Re/Max Realty Services Inc.

This five-bedroom home is set on a ravine lot on a quiet street. The home has high ceilings, hardwood floors, porcelain tiles, crown mouldings, Swarovski chandeliers and granite counters.

The basement features a $100,000 home theatre with soundproof panels, a Runco projector, Paradigm speakers and 10 leather recliner chairs. There is also a bar, gym, a full-size locker complete with a bathroom.

This home sold for $3,180,000, under the $3,299,900 list price.

461 Country Club Cres.

Photo: Re/Max Realty Enterprises Inc.

The most expensive property on this list is a custom, four-bedroom home that sits on a nearly half-acre lot in Lorne Park in the Rattray Marsh Estates. Features include a three-car garage, nearly 10,000 square feet of living space, floor-to-ceiling windows and 22-foot high ceilings.

The gourmet kitchen has high-end stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, and a dual-tier centre island. The study room has custom-built bookcases and wood accents. The main-floor primary bedroom has French doors leading to a patio, a gas fireplace, walk-in closet and a five-piece ensuite bathroom with a deep soaker tub.

There is also a wine cellar, home gym, theatre room and an additional bedroom in the basement. Outside there is an in-ground saltwater pool and several patios.

This home sold for $5,200,000, just under the $5,299,850 list price.

For more information on these homes and others see the Zoocasa website.