1993 Mississauga Rd

A one of a kind breathtaking estate which is not only one of Mississauga’s most impressive heritage sites but showcases the magnificent architecture and truly unique design that came to be throughout the 1900's.

This stunning residence was originally erected for millionaire John Paris Bickell by the famous theatre architect Murray Brown. After a life of achievement and enjoying this estate fit for a king Bickell passed away and left this furtune to establish the J. P. Bickell Foundation which then funded what is known today as the hospital for sick kids.

This grand estate is embellished with exquisite detail boasting original paintings and hand crafted woodwork throughout; beautifully showcasing the work and upgrades made over the last century. The original building was quickly joined by major additions including a service building for the chauffeur’s quarters, an award winning library and an extension to the west quarters.
The impressive inside architecture includes an indoor pool, bowling alley, theatre and elevator. Upon entering this castle like estate the eye is taken on a journey and no attention to detail is spared from the French hand painted ceiling in the library to the hand carved railings found throughout.

Not only did John Bickell seek an elaborate estate but ensured that the beauty of the landscape matched the stature of this structure; backing onto a ravine and golf course the unbelievable views could not be better.

This century old landmark will go to the hands of the new owner in it's original condition. This will not only allow all original architecture to be preserved but will grant the new owner the opportunity to have all the renovations needed to bring this estate into the 21st century exactly as they see fit. This estate has endured both weather and interior damage. The price set for this estate reflects the need for the renovation needed to bring this house to its full potential.