The living space spans 18,880 square feet, meaning each square foot costs around $1,796. Century 21's annual price per square foot survey found that, in Montreal, the average price per square foot for a detached home was $1,235 in 2023, for reference.
The Quebec mansion in question here features an impressive gate leading to a 700-metre private road, which winds through "pristine forest" and leads to a cliff on which the home is neatly perched.
A view of the house from the lake, showing the sheer cliff below.© Groupe Venise & Peter Wyslouzil
The lot's topography is such that new owners could build additional structures easily, like a guest house, tennis court, "pool or helipad," according to the realtors.
It's an eight-minute drive from Mont-Tremblant ski resort and near golf courses and hiking trails galore. It's less than 30 minutes from La Macaza International Airport in case you don't want to make the 90-minute trek to YUL.
This means it's private enough to satisfy the urge to be out of the city, but it's not isolated, to say the least. A staircase leads down to the lakeshore, where the home's new owners can contemplate the investment they'll have just made.
A view of the lake from the house itself at dusk.© Groupe Venise & Peter Wyslouzil
Inside, they'll find 6 bedrooms with 5 ensuite bathrooms and walk-in closets. One bedroom doesn't have those things, so give that one to your least favourite guest.
The primary suite has two bathrooms and two walk-in closets, so don't worry about sharing your bathroom in your opulent mega-home.
On the garden level, a recreation room complete with a minibar awaits your guests. A wine cellar with a 1,200-bottle capacity sits across the hall, and a three-car garage connects to the house through a workshop.
The screened-in veranda features an outdoor grill and seating area.© Groupe Venise & Peter Wyslouzil
On the ground floor, you'll find an open-plan kitchen with a pantry and a butler's pantry, and there's a gym and spa area spanning more than 1,000 square feet. For reference, my first solo apartment was less than 300 square feet. I want to live in this house instead.
For the working person, there are two offices, one of which comes with its own private shower room and connected yoga and games rooms. To get between these lavish spaces, simply take the elevator. Your feet will be warm through the winter since the floors are mostly heated by a geothermal system that also runs through the 700-square-foot screened veranda.
Lac-Tremblant-Nord Mansion
A lavish living room decorated in off-white.
© Groupe Venise & Peter Wyslouzil
Price: $33,900,000
Address: 730, ch. Thomas-Robert, Lac-Tremblant-Nord, QC
A view from above of the house, with an angle on the outdoor pool.
A shot of the home's front door.
The home's first entry vestibule.
The inner entryway, facing a staircase.
A view of the main living room and three large windows.
A pristine, newly-renovated white kitchen.
A blue-and-red dining room.
The family room, complete with a TV and small library.
One of the home's several bathrooms.
The second-story landing, featuring a portrait of a woman.
A view of the home's primary suite.
The main bathroom of the primary suite, focused on the beautiful bathtub.
A red-and-white toned office.
A kitted-out exercise room.
The backyard pool, in-ground, of course.
Courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada
Courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada
Courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada