Those looking for a place to live in Toronto got some relief asrents decreasedduring the pandemic, but some homes in the city still come with a hefty price tag.

The property at 103 Dunloe Road in Forest Hill, an area full ofmulti-million-dollar homes, waslisted for rentrecently at nearly $12,000 a month, by realtorLynne Elkind of Chestnut Park Real Estate Limited.

The living room at 103 Dunloe Road is elegant and bright.

Theaverage price for one-bedroomrental units in Toronto was $1,877 last November, with two-bedroom units in Toronto averaging $2,468 per month.

The home has a beautiful dining area with room for 10 people.

This mansion comes with four bedrooms and five bathrooms, so at $12,000 a month, it will cost significantly more than average.

The kitchen comes with a microwave and dishwasher.

It also comes with some above-average features, though. There are 10-foot high ceilings and hardwood floors throughout.

There is an "art deco staircase" and hardwood floors.

The kitchen overlooks the family room with a walkout, and the living room also has a walkout to the garden.

The sitting room upstairs looks cheerful.

An "art deco staircase" leads to the second floor where there is a sitting room.

The master bedroom has a marble fireplace.

There is a "luxurious master bedroom" and ensuite, according to the listing.

The ensuite bathroom comes with a double sink and large tub.

On the lower level, you'll find a spacious recreation room.

The recreation room looks huge.

The home comes with two washers and two dryers, and by the looks of it, the downstairs laundry room could double as a gym.

The laundry room could also be a gym.

The the entrance to the garage is also on the lower level.

It's a nice place, sure — but for $12,000a month, you'd expecta private forest,saltwater pool, ormeditation room.

There is a large garden in the backyard.

The property was on the market for over $5 million last spring,according to Zoocasa.

If you've always wanted to live in a Forest Hill mansion, this could be your chance before it goes on the market again — if you have thousands to throw around on rent, that is.