Mario Lemieux selling Quebec castle for over $21 million (PHOTOS)

Yes, a castle.

Hockey Hall of Famer and Pittsburgh Penguins owner Mario Lemieux has put his luxury home in Mont Tremblant, Quebec, on the market, for an asking price of $21,999,066.

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Said to be inspired by Quebec City’s Chateau Frontenac, the 16,794-square-foot home has 50 rooms, including eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms, on 5.25 acres of land.

Some of the highlights of the property, known as Chateau Fleur de Lys, include:

17 fireplaces
9 bathrooms
8 bedrooms, all with a lake view
5 washers and dryers
4.5 dining areas
4.5 garages
12-foot ceilings in most rooms
Cathedral ceilings
Antique columns imported from an 1800 Indian castle
Spectacular stair tower
Custom-made light fixtures, chandeliers, lighting, lanterns, ramps, staircases
Guest house with two bedrooms, large deck
Heated floors throughout
Walk-in fridge
Bar and wine cellar
Large ski and sports room
Tennis court
Gym spa with adjoining bathroom
Vichy shower, steam shower, outdoor shower
Wet deck pool and spa
Pizza kitchen
Home theatre
Elevator

“The Chateau Fleur de Lys, is a craftsmen European style with Quebec influence, situated on the flank of Mont Tremblant in Quebec,” is how Real Estate company Engel & Volkers describes the property. “It offers a majestic panoramic view of renown Lake Tremblant, near 17,000 sq ft, and is a destination in itself.”

Michel Naud, the real estate agent for Engel & Volkers Tremblant says the magnificent house — which has been on the market since 2018 — has recently been re-listed after getting taken down throughout the pandemic.

Naud tells Daily Hive the Chateau Fleur de Lys took “nearly seven years to build” and said it would cost nearly $35 million to try and recreate today.

“It is a very special property and it will be sold to a special client or a special family,” he says, “and I feel that we are on the edge of finding our buyer…”

Until then, here are some of the property’s most impressive photos: