This tiny Toronto bungalow is priced at $13.5 million because of its prestigious location

Bridge Road is known as a place where you can see “the most unsavory displays of wealth” in the city.

It's home to Drake, where Prince once owned a home, and where some of the most expensive homes are bought and sold in Canada as a whole.

With that in mind, it's no surprise that any home that comes on the market in this neighborhood is priced for the wealthy.

Road.

In fact, the average price of a house in this area is about 7 million dollars. By comparison, the average price of a single-family home in Toronto is $1,657,026, which is also outrageous, but for different reasons.

So it should come as no surprise that 44 The Bridle Path is listed for $13,500,000.

Living room.

However, what is surprising is that this house is very average for its price. Especially when you compare it to some of the other mega-mansions on the block.

44 The Bridle Path is a classic mid-century house with five bedrooms and five bathrooms.

The most notable selling point is that it sits on over an acre of land bordering the picturesque Windfields Park, which accounts for most of the listing price.

Bedroom.

If you're into mid-century architecture, the house is pretty cool.

Panoramic views of the surroundings from every main room create a tranquil atmosphere.

Inside, the foyer is stunning with a barrel ceiling and crown molding, setting the tone for an elegant interior.

A cozy home with a marble fireplace and hardwood floors offers relaxation.

Kitchen and dining room.

Le Bistro kitchen has stainless steel appliances and breakfast bar.

A formal dining room with built-in cabinets and an outdoor pool is perfect for intimate dinners or large gatherings.

Back yard.

The bright living room features walls of windows, a marble fireplace and a walkout to the pool area, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.

The bedroom wing has four large bedrooms with hardwood floors and double closets, offering ample space for family and guests.

The master bedroom has a walk-in closet, a five-piece suite and access to the courtyard creating a private sanctuary.

Rest room.

The spacious lower level is an entertainer's dream with a rec room with wet bar, beamed ceiling and brick fireplace.

Two additional large rooms with access to the courtyard provide flexibility for a variety of uses.

The house is a little run down, perhaps because it has been rented out for the past 15 years and has not been properly maintained.

But it doesn't matter because we know Bridle Road will be torn down for another McMansion.

Front of house with wrought iron gates in natural stone walls opening onto entrance garden courtyard.

In fact, there are architectural illustrations of what kind of house could be built on the property.

Anyway…hopefully the new home isn't all bad.