The Abandoned House on Chris Sky’s King City Property

Most people know Chris Saccoccia, better known as Chris Sky, from years of public controversy. He became one of Canada’s loudest anti-lockdown and anti-mask figures during the COVID era, made headlines for rallies, arrests, court appearances, online blowups, and later ran as a fringe candidate in the 2023 Toronto mayoral by-election.

But before the protests, the police headlines, the failed political run, and the endless online chaos, Saccoccia was also tied to one of the most bizarre unfinished luxury properties in Ontario.

At 15230 Keele Avenue in King City sits the massive unfinished mansion connected to Chris Sky and Sky Homes. The oversized estate became infamous among urban explorers, real estate watchers, and curious locals because of its scale, its incomplete construction, and the strange contrast between big-money ambition and total abandonment.

But beside the mansion sits another part of the story.

This abandoned house is located on the same property. While the unfinished mansion gets most of the attention, this smaller home feels more personal, more lived in, and in many ways, more unsettling.

Inside, the house still contains furniture, bedrooms, personal belongings, children’s toys, gym equipment, and signs of a life that was abruptly left behind. The basement includes a fully equipped workout area, while the upper floors show heavy water damage, mold, collapsing ceilings, and years of neglect.

The house feels like it was frozen during the downfall of a much bigger dream.

Chris Sky built his public image around confrontation. He was loud, defiant, and rarely far from trouble. Public reports tied him to anti-mask and anti-lockdown protests, quarantine-related charges involving him and his wife Jennifer, alleged threats, arrests, and a mayoral campaign that ended near the bottom of the results.

That is what makes this property so fascinating.

On one side, you have the unfinished mega-mansion, a massive symbol of wealth, ego, ambition, and unfinished plans. On the other side, you have this abandoned house, filled with the leftovers of ordinary life, now damaged, decaying, and forgotten.

Whatever your opinion of Chris Sky may be, this property has become one of Ontario’s strangest abandoned locations. It is part failed dream, part public spectacle, and part cautionary tale.

These photos document the abandoned house on the Chris Sky property in King City, Ontario, before time, weather, and decay erase what remains.