'Tuscan-villa' estate on 76 acres in Surrey listed for $25 million (PHOTOS)

4552 192 Street, Surrey. (360hometours)

Needless to say, this property in the Serpentine area of Surrey’s Cloverdale precinct is surreal, but that would be a severe understatement.

The relatively new Italian-inspired mansion, built in 2014, is located in a sprawling 76-acre property at 4552 192 Street. Dubbed ‘Villa Di Fonti’, it was recently re-listed by Angell Hasman & Associates with an asking price of $25 million.

A three-storey, 11,000-sq-ft residence designed with Tuscan-style architecture, using high-quality wood and stone materials, is situated close to the core of the property. It features six bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, eight fireplaces, spa, home theatre, wine cellar, and an expansive outdoor patio with a large kitchen and pizza oven.

Outdoor features include a large outdoor pool with an infinity edge, a koi pond, and two lakes — one lake stocked with trout fish and one lake with a beach sand edge. There is also a putting green, landscaped gardens, fountains, and a 10-acre private vineyard.

Past the property’s gated entrance, a 300-metre-long driveway into the residence is bordered by over a hundred tall Tuscan Cypress trees. There is parking capacity for over 50 vehicles and even a helipad.

The listing touts the property’s history of “substantial income” from the film and television production industry and its low property taxes due to its farm status.

The mansion is built on the agricultural land reserve (ALR), a feat that is far more difficult to achieve today given the new stringent oversight of the real estate industry. Last fall, in response to complaints, the provincial government introduced new legislation that would restrict the size of residential properties on ALR — overriding municipal government policies.

The size of new homes on ALR will be limited to less than 5,400 sq. ft., unless there is direct proof a larger home would support a farming business.