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20-Room Mansion In Quebec Fetches $13.25 Million, Royal Lepage Says

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 12 Nov, 2015 01:23 PM
    MONTREAL — Royal LePage says one of its brokers has sold the most expensive property recorded on the Multiple Listing Service in Quebec — a 20-room, stone-sided mansion that fetched $13.25 million.
     
    The realtor says the house in the province's Estrie region is situated on a more than 280,000 square-foot property, surrounded by lake and mountain views.
     
    The main residence has a geothermal energy system, a heated indoor pool, a home theatre, a gym, a ping pong room and a wine cellar and tasting room.
     
    It also includes five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, three kitchens, five fireplaces and a library.
     
    There is even a dressing room equipped with an elevator, a receptionist office and a mezzanine area.
     
    Royal LePage says the grounds on which the estate is situated also contain three guest homes, a private dock and an outdoor terrace area.
     
    Marie-Yvonne Paint, a broker with Royal LePage Heritage, sold the property.

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