A $40 million mansion in Montreal just hit the real estate market (VIDEO)
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, why not surprise your significant other with a $40 million Montreal mansion?
For just over $3 million a month, you could sign a lease to this spectacular house in the heart of downtown’s Golden Square Mile — take that flowers and chocolate.
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Hey, it’s fun to dream right?
The 67-room, 2.5-acre estate was put on the market through the Sotheby’s website which claims this “real-life Downtown Abbey property is believed to be the only home outside the US designed by the renowned architect Charles Platt, credited for having worked on homes for the Astor’s, Rockefeller’s and Vandebuilts.”
The property’s agent who says the mansion has “no equals in Quebec or perhaps Canada,”(we wouldn’t argue) posted a video of the could-be-yours home to YouTube and it’s admittedly quite interesting to get a quick glimpse of the high life.
Before you check out the video and get ready to sign, take in some of the estate’s amenities:
3+ car garage | Catering kitchen | Cul-de-sac |
Ensuite bathroom | Heated floors | Library |
Metropolitan | Security system | Walk-in closet |
Wine Cellar/Grotto | 3+ fireplaces | Billiards room |
Central vacuum | Den | Gardens |
Marble countertops | Parking | Full terrace |
Balcony | Butler’s pantry | Elevator |
Hardwood floors | Full laundry room | Media room/theatre |
Professional grade appliances | Vaulted ceilings | Â Wet bar |
As you start planning out your Great Gatsby-esque parties to christen the new pad, check out the video below or the official listing for full details of the mansion’s history and renovations.
And don’t forget who steered you in the right directions when you’re looking for guests to invite to your next dinner party.