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Summary

This iconic Montreal house for sale has a 'roller coaster' design and 34-ft pool (PHOTOS)

It's also known as the "molar house" โ€” either way, you'll want to peek inside. ๐Ÿ‘€

โ€‹Exterior shot of Montreal's iconic "roller coaster house" located on Fallbrook in Hampstead.

Montreal's iconic "roller coaster house" located on Fallbrook in Hampstead.

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Montreal is home to a number of weird, wacky and wonderful homes, but the "roller coaster house" (known to others as the "molar house") is truly iconic. Since the property backs out onto rue Fleet, chances are you've driven past it and pointed it out, marvelling at its exterior design. But what does it look like on the inside?

If you've always wondered about the interior, you finally have an opportunity to peek inside.

Located on place Fallbrook in Hampstead, the roller coaster house is currently for sale. Thanks to a real estate listing from Ann Malka and Lucy Shapiro of Profusion Immobilier Inc., we are privy to the photos and features of this unique six-bedroom residence, which is going for an asking price of $4.75 million.

Exterior shot of Montreal's iconic "roller coaster house" located on Fallbrook in Hampstead.Exterior shot of Montreal's iconic "roller coaster house" located on Fallbrook in Hampstead.Melanie Vallieres

The roller coaster house sits on a 9,270-square-foot lot.

Upon entering, you'd probably first notice the high ceilings and late '70s architecture. The house was built in 1976.

The main level with its "glassed in living room" at 10, pl. Fallbrook. The main level with its "glassed in living room" at 10, pl. Fallbrook. Melanie Vallieres

The main level, which the listing brokers calls a "glassed in living room," contains a "a large entertaining area, a dining room and a beautiful traditional kitchen with balcony overlooking the garden" โ€” all of which have marble floors, save for the balcony.

The main level with its "glassed in living room" at 10, pl. Fallbrook. The main level with its "glassed in living room" at 10, pl. Fallbrook. Melanie Vallieres

The next thing you'd notice โ€” visible through a glass wall on multiple levels of the home โ€” is the 34-foot heated indoor pool, surrounded by 24-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out onto the backyard.

The indoor pool.The indoor pool.Melanie Vallieres

The pool area even has its own circular bar and lounging space.

The view of the backyard from the indoor pool.The view of the backyard from the indoor pool.Melanie Vallieres

Among the home's 14 rooms, spread across four levels, are six bedrooms, five bathrooms and one powder room.

The kitchen at 10, pl. Fallbrook.The kitchen at 10, pl. Fallbrook.Melanie Vallieres

Whoever gets the primary bedroom actually gets a whole floor to themselves with what the listing describes as "private quarters."

A bedroom at 10, pl. Fallbrook.A bedroom at 10, pl. Fallbrook.Melanie Vallieres

The remaining bedrooms are on the garden level, plus one in the basement.

A bathroom at 10, pl. Fallbrook.A bathroom at 10, pl. Fallbrook.Melanie Vallieres

While there is no actual roller coaster in the home, bonus features include a wood fireplace, two-car garage and jacuzzi bathtub.

The mid-level den at 10, pl. Fallbrook.The mid-level den at 10, pl. Fallbrook.Melanie Vallieres

So, is it how you pictured it? Would you want to live in this home? Or has this real estate listing taken you on an emotional roller coaster that matches the property itself?

Roller Coaster House

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Asking Price: $4,750,000

Address: 10, pl. Fallbrook, Montreal, QC

Description: This iconic Hampstead home features six bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms and a spectacular indoor pool surrounded by glass walls and windows.

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    Ilana Belfer (she/her) was an editor for MTL Blog. She's obsessed with great storytelling in all its forms having worked in print, radio, television, theatre, and digital media over the past decade. A graduate of Carleton Universityโ€™s journalism program, her words have appeared in The Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, The Kit, VICE, Salon, Foodism TO & more โ€” covering everything from cam girls to COVID-19. Ilana can usually be found with her dog Andrรฉ, tracking down Montrealโ€™s prettiest ruelles vertes and tastiest treats.

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