The incredibly opulent mansion that featured within the hit show Schitt’s Creek went available on the market for $21 million (CND).
The home, known as La Belle Maison, was the place to find Johnny and Moira Rose as well as their ‘bébés’, David and Alexis Rose and it is decadence and size firmly places it one of the a few of the world’s best homes.
The Emmy Award-winning show includes a husband and wife who all of a sudden go under and also the only remaining asset they’ve is really a rundown town named Schitt’s Creek, that they initially bought like a joke. The remainder, as the saying goes, is history…
The 17th-century, French-inspired mansion in Toronto’s St. Andrews-Windfields neighborhood famously provided the setting for that Roses’ lavish lifestyle before their bankruptcy.
Built-in 2012, the 14-bed room, 16-bath property boasts 24,000-square-feet of space and sits on one-half acre of landscaped grounds which include gardens, classical sculptures, bronze-and-stone fountains, a saltwater pool along with a heated stone front yard with space for 14 cars.
Nestled behind wrought-iron gates with gold accents and marble support beams, the 4-story estate is outfitted to thrill, blending modern luxury with European artisanship.
Whether it’s plush entryway ideas you are searching for, it does not get a lot more extravagant than this. The double-arched entryway opens onto an amazing tribute towards the Sistine Chapel, which can serve as the residence’s foyer with domed ceilings, stained glass, intricate motifs, a marble staircase and Michelangelo-inspired frescos.
And also the opulence continues through the vast home. Designer Van Lapoyan employed gold, marble, very chandeliers and custom artwork throughout to produce a showstopping finish.