(Photo courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada)
Canada's most expensive home is for sale and it's more spectacular than you imagined.
Oakville’s Chelster Hall has hit the market and made its mark as the most expensive residential property on the Multiple Listings Service, according to agents Paul Maranger and Christian Vermast.
READ: Inside One Of Canada’s Most Expensive Homes — A Mere $39,500,000 And 26,000 Square Feet
The overwhelming country estate is owned by retired beer company executive Hugo Powell. So, in a way, you can say that Canadians have greatly helped to fund its initial purchase.
Of note, there is also an 800-square-foot chapel on the grounds and the mega-mansion was designed with a full attic so more bedrooms could be added — you know, in case you run out of room. (What's 50,000 square feet, anyway, right?)
Price: $59 millionSquare footage: 43,850 square feetBedrooms: 6Bathrooms: 13Parking spaces: Only 30
The grand foyer. (Photo courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada)
The grand foyer opens to the second floor and a 39-foot ceiling. We're sure the Queen will make her entrance any moment now.
A two-storey library. (Photo courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada)
We would have purchased this home. We came so close ... But it has a two-storey library. Dealbreaker. We wanted a three-storey library.
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Is this the great room? Impossible. This is the magnificent room. What else could it possibly be?
The master ensuite. (Photo courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada)
The six-piece master ensuite has gold accessories and a soaker tub that overlooks the garden. It can also house about 10 Toronto condo units within its parametres.
The billiards room. (Photo courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada)
We can only assume you immediately start to speak with a British accent when you enter this billiards room.
(Photo courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada)
