Montreal Penthouse, Estate of the Day

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Dec 29th 2009 at 1:01PM

Today's estate is an incredible place to view the beautiful city of Montreal.This huge 9,000 square foot penthouse also has 16 000 sq ft of terraces with fountains, barbecues, wet-bars and exterior shower for enjoying when the weather is a bit more favorable. The incredibly tricked-out penthouse in the Héritage du Vieux Port building has ten fireplaces, specialized lighting and electronics systems, a glass staircase and elevator. It is essentially a five-story townhouse atop the building with a private elevator. Designed for entertaining, it has a media room, multiple kitchens, a wall of water water feature, library, dining room and four bedrooms. It is listed at $6,542,145.

Gallery: Monteal Penthouse

Tags: estate of the day, EstateOfTheDay, luxury real estate, LuxuryRealEstate, montreal, penthouse

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brad Dec 29th 2009 2:43PM

Im moving in, but I dont know the most effective way to clean glass steps. Windex? Wont that make it more slippery when Im wearing only socks?

C.K. Dexter-Haven Dec 29th 2009 4:46PM

The furnishings needs a little help in some of those rooms, and the Sharper Image Elvis would have to go, but that is a pretty cool place IMO.

kriton Dec 29th 2009 10:02PM

The Elvis must stay!!

Actually, a very, very cool pad. But Montreal? In winter? Not the best time to try to sell!! Brrrrrrrrrr!!!!

jesse Dec 30th 2009 11:25AM

One of my favorite properties in the city.

T. Leeflang Dec 30th 2009 11:40AM

Nice. I'll bet it's even nicer in the summer, when you can sit outside and really enjoy that view.

GlobalDia Dec 30th 2009 2:34PM

thats beautiful!!!!!! i cant tell from the pics, but it looks like the location might not be the best in mtl.

Alex Dec 31st 2009 9:53AM

The location is not that bad, Old Montreal is a trendy neighbourhood. Only the views from the property are a bit depressing in winter time :) But it is much better in summer.

Interestingly, million-dollar properties are becoming the norm in Montreal nowdays, I'm counting about 300 1milion+ properties downtown. A few years ago this was literally unheard of, you could grab 5000 sq.ft lofts for half a million in this neighbourhood. Even whole 8-story buildings with stone cut facade went for under the million. Now condos in the same buildings are selling for several millions!