This home looks like it came straight out of a fairytale book. Even the street the mansion is on – Nightfall Court – seems like it belongs in fantasy land.

And yet, this storybook home is located in the very real land of Vaughan, Ontario.  

Listed for $13,890,000, 30 Nightfall Court is a seven bedroom, seven bathroom French Chateau-inspired mansion with over 11,000 square-feet of living space.

The foyer. 

The home is ornate, and definitely not to everyone's taste, but there's a clear sense of craftsmanship and attention to detail featured throughout the home. 

The living room with crown moulding and a gas fireplace. 

Inside you'll see nods to old world architecture everywhere with things like Romanesque ceilings and Renaissance moudlings.

The library with a coffered ceiling, wainscotting and a gas fireplace. 

There are also Grecian and Roman colomns, dark wood coffered ceilings and moseleum-like fireplaces. 

The kitchen with granite flooring. 

The kitchen was considered "Award Winning" in 2011 when it was first built, but now seems a bit on the dated side.

The butler's prep-kitchen 

That being said, it's still massive and could definitely cook up a feast.  

The dining room with pocket doors and crown moulding. 

The home also has all the luxury features you'd want such as a butler's pantry, two laundry rooms, a heated six-car garage, a home theatre, a sound proof music room, a gym and the list goes on. 

The wine cellar has an adjoining tasting room. 

And if that wasn't enough there's also a Chateau-like wine cellar with a tasting room, because what French Chateau inspired mansion isn't complete without a wine cellar?

The backyard. 

Outside is just as impressive as the inside with a saltwater pool, lush professionally landscaped gardens and an indoor cabana. 

An aerial view of the home. 

The home also backs onto a conservation area so you're never have to worry about backyard neighbours. 

The family room with cathedral ceilings and a fireplace. 

And while all that is wonderful, $14 million seems a bit steep.

The primary ensuite bathroom with a Roman-like bath. 

The home sold back in 2014 for just under $5 million after spending nearly three years on the market.

The media room with a wet bar. 

And if you compare the photos of the home now versus seven years ago very little, if anything, has been changed or upgraded. 

The primary bedroom features a walk-out to a private terrace and a walk-in closet. 

Granted the market has gone up considerably in the last few years, but it definitely hasn't almost tripled – we checked.

The grand staircase with impressive crown moulding on the ceiling. 

All this to say, it will probably be a while before this home finds a buyer and it will likely go for under asking.