Most expensive homes sold for over $3 million in Mississauga in July

The most expensive homes sold in Mississauga last month all came with asking prices over $3 million.

As the real estate market starts to pick up again, large, multi-million dollar homes are selling but many are getting lower than the asking price.

The latest real estate numbers put the average price of detached homes in Mississauga at $1,602,425, and the benchmark price at $1,473,000 in June.

These four properties, however, are much more expensive.

Here are the four most expensive homes sold in July as compiled by real estate brokerage Zoocasa:

890 Beechwood Avenue

A custom, modern design, this four-bedroom home in Lakeview has over 5,500 square feet of space. Features include high-end appliances, 10-foot ceilings, and a large soaker tub in the primary ensuite bathroom.

This home sold for $3,350,000, just under the $3,699,900 asking price, on July 16.

Photo via Century 21 Regal Realty

1010 Albertso Crescent

This four-bedroom home in Lorne Park was custom built. Features include a “stunning” double staircase, a large pantry in the kitchen, and a wine display case off the dining room.  Two of the upstairs bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms.

The home sold for $3,650,000 on July 20, under the $3,999,000 asking price.

Photo via Re/max Realty Enterprises

259 Indian Valley Trail

This four-bedroom Mineola home has 5,300 square feet of interior space featuring “Parisian-inspired” finishes and an open concept layout.

This place sold for $4,075,000 on July 21, just under the asking price of $4,398,800.

Photo via Sam McDadi Real Estate

1577 Spring Road

Featured this month as one of the most expensive houses sold in Ontario, this approximately 7,000-square-foot home comes with a theatre room, sauna, gym and wine cellar. There is also a large pool and a 500-square-foot pool house.

This property sold for $6,250,000 on July 23, under the $6,888,000 asking price but still for much more than the other three homes on this list.

Photo via Sam McDadi Real Estate

For more information on these homes and others, visit Zoocasa.