This might just be the home that can't sell. It's been on and off the marketsince 2012when it was still a two-bedroom bungalow.

The office.

At each stage – from vacant land, to design plans, to part way through the renovations – the owners tried to off-load this property to no avail.

The family room off the kitchen.

Now, the home is finally finished and it'sback on the market for $5,228,000.

The living room with a fireplace.

The French-Chateau inspired mansion in Richmond Hill boasts over 6,000-square-feet of living space, five bedrooms, eight bathrooms and plenty of other luxuries like smart home features, heated floors and an elevator.

The front entrace with views directly to the back of the house.

Inside you're immediately greeted by a grand foyer with a doubler staircase and the most impressive skylight.

The skylight.

It's a multi-layered hexagonal shape that looks like a geometric rose or gem stone and it really creates a statement piece.

The dining room.

The prinicipal rooms are spacious, bright and have gorgeous architectural details, such as the curved coffered ceilings in the living and dining room.

The kitchen boasts quartz counters, stainless steel appliances and three wine coolers.

The home is equal parts glamorous and modern with wide-plank warm wood floors, white marble and brass accents featured throughout.

The primary bedroom with a walk-out balcony.

The bedrooms are larger than life. The primary bedroom especially looks like you could play a full game of tennis in there.

The primary ensuite bathroom.

It comes complete with a walk-in closet and spa-like ensuite bathroom.

The basement bar.

The home also has a finished basement with 9-foot ceilings and a wet bar.

The backyard view.

As for outdoor space this home is spoiled.

An aerial view of the property.

家有一个巨大的后院和后背上the private Catfish Lake and ravine.

An aerial view of the surround neighbourhood.

It's also just mere steps fromLake Wilcoxand has a one of a kind view.

The backyard.

So perhaps now that the home is complete it will finally sell. It's certainly finally worth that $5 million price tag.