This Tower-Like Westmount Mansion Has A Balcony Way At The Top To Look Over Your Kingdom

There's even an elevator to get you there.
This Westmount Home For Sale Has A Balcony Way At The Top To Look Over Your Kingdom
Michel Bonomo Photographie
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Every neighborhood on Montreal Island offers a certain charm. But if you're looking for luxury, few areas compare to Westmount, especially Upper Westmount, when it comes to homes for sale. Known colloquially as the "Hollywood Hills" of Montreal, the area has some of the most exquisite homes in not only the province but all of Canada.

Some of the properties for sale look like they were designed for royalty (and some of them were). This close to $7-million property, in particular, might have been built for a modern-day Rapunzel. 

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With an expansive high balcony for Rapunzel to let down her long hair (plus an eight-car garage for all those fancy balls), the tower-like mansion is fit for a princess.

The property was designed by Montreal architect Phillip Hazan, who was able to achieve a stunning design that showcases this lavish living space while taking in beautiful views of our city

The five-floor home is practical, too, with an elevator to take the homeowner between floors — that's right, this house comes with an elevator, because why should Rapunzel ever have to take the stairs?

If she does decide one day to take the stairs, she will be walking on heated quartz floors.

Michel Bonomo Photographie

Michel Bonomo Photographie

There is also a fabulous kitchen — a chef's dream — and a walk-in wine cellar that holds about 1,500 bottles.

The impressive home has eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and is a little over 6,000 square feet.

Michel Bonomo Photographie

Michel Bonomo Photographie

There is also a gym and a few balconies, each of which offers fantastic views of the kingdom below.

Michel Bonomo Photographie

From the formidable detail to the breathtaking views, this home is like a little Montreal royal residence.

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