Toronto's Bridle Path neighbourhood is about as exclusive as it gets, but just west of the area's mind-blowing displays of wealth, the Banbury neighbourhood is home to some sky-high property values.

A mansion on one of the neighbourhood's quiet cul-de-sacs just hit the market for $5,295,000, and the listing for 39 Leacroft Crescent offers an inside look at how Toronto's upper-class live their lives.

Described as a "custom transitional-style home," the property sits on a massive 8,800 square-foot lot backing onto Rippleton Park. Its exterior boasts a limestone facade with stone detailing, setting the tone for the contemporary but traditional-inspired interiors within.

The over 7,500 square-foot home offers five bedrooms (plus a spare basement bedroom) and a whopping nine bathrooms. Heated floors are found throughout the house.

Spaces feature custom millwork and mouldings throughout, including a living room with coffered ceilings.

The living room opens up to a kitchen and dining area offering high-end appliances and a centre waterfall island with a second sink.

An additional sitting room offers a quieter space with more of a traditional aesthetic.

The property's home office provides big business types with a place to burn the candle from both ends without ever leaving the comforts of their own private estate.

A primary bedroom comes complete with a central fireplace and a walk-in closet.

It also offers a gorgeous ensuite with a tile mosaic wall and chandelier.

The home's basement offers extra space for homeowners to entertain guests, with a large rec room offering seating and a bar.

A three-season glass sunroom with heated floors walks out onto the home's professionally-landscaped yard, which features an outdoor kitchen with a built-in fridge and sink.

You can see more photos of this newly-available estate by visiting the listing.