This Montreal Home For Sale Was Actually A Set For Your Favourite Quebec Movies (PHOTOS)

This piece of cinematic history comes with 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and a brick pizza oven.
Home In Saint-Léonard Was A Set For Quebec Movies (PHOTOS)
Courtesy of Luciano Gentile
Contributing Writer

For a cool $1,999,000, you can own a piece of Quebec’s cinematic history.

That's because a gorgeous, custom-built home in Saint-Léonard, featured in some of the province’s most beloved films, including Mambo Italiano and Elvis Gratton II: Miracle à Memphis, not to mention Mafia Inc., is up for sale.

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The house is fit for a movie star (or a mob boss) and comes with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, two kitchens (upstairs and downstairs), a spa with a sauna and Jacuzzi and a wood-fired brick pizza oven.

Courtesy of Luciano Gentile

The listing states "this luxurious and unique property is located on a corner lot in a quiet area."

Courtesy of Luciano Gentile

Its imposing staircase is made of imported granite, as is a matching entrance. 

“Located in the Beverly Hills of Saint-Léonard (ha ha), this property is not only one of the largest in its area but is also quite unique,” quipped real estate broker Luciano Gentile in an email. 

Courtesy of Luciano Gentile

"It was built by the original owner with high-end Italian inspired design." 

Courtesy of Luciano Gentile

And furthermore, it’s a relative steal, he said.

"With the new cost of construction […] imported granite and all the original additions, it would definitely cost millions to build a property like this today," he said.

Courtesy of Luciano Gentile

Saint-Léonard Home For Sale

Price: $1,999,000

Address: 4605, rue Enrico-Fermi, Saint-Léonard, Montreal, QC

Description: Grand Italianate home from Quebec cinematic history.

Home In Saint-L\u00e9onard Was A Set For Quebec Movies (PHOTOS)Courtesy of Luciano Gentile

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  • Ezra Black
  • Contributing Writer

    Ezra Black is a contributing writer for MTL Blog. He was born and raised in Montreal and loves the city and its amazing people. Feel free to reach out: ezrablack@mtlblog.com

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