Nestled within a serene private enclave, this breathtaking waterfront Tremblant estate is amongst the most exceptional properties in The Laurentians. The residence draws on classical architectural inspiration with a contemporary interpretation, featuring vaulted ceilings exceeding 30 feet, reclaimed wood beams, and expansive lake-facing views showcased by a 25-foot bay window. With six bedrooms and eight full and two ensuite bathrooms, its interiors include a majestic great room, formal dining spaces blending English and French design influences, a gourmet kitchen with custom cabinetry and professional-grade integrated
appliances, and multiple entertaining areas including a cinema room, bar, and wine cellar. The principal suite occupies its own wing with panoramic water views, private office, balcony access, and a spa-like ensuite, while the lower level is designed for wellness and recreation with a spa, sauna, and gym, and guest accommodations opening directly to resort-style outdoor living, including a saltwater infinity pool, beach, dock, and covered heated terrace. Additional amenities include a private elevator, a large wine cellar with a tasting table crafted from fine
stone and custom wooden cabinetry, extensive guest accommodations, and parking facilities for up to 13 vehicles.
Lake Tremblant, Québec luxury market, Laurentians estate, waterfront property, private enclave, vaulted ceilings, reclaimed wood beams, infinity pool, wine cellar, Québec real estate
Who even needs an infinity pool on a lake like that.
Record sale for Québec elite but it’s literally just a house??? Like I don’t get why people brag about ceilings and reclaimed wood lol. 13 parking spots is wild though.
Wait so is this the same Lake Tremblant that floods every year? Cuz I remember something about the area and now everyone’s buying million-dollar waterfront again. Also the article says 6 bedrooms but 8 full and 2 ensuite bathrooms—so like are there 10 bathrooms total or am I reading that wrong?
I feel like this is just another “rich people estate” ad dressed up as news. Private enclave, private elevator, cinema room, sauna, wine cellar… meanwhile regular folks can’t even find parking half the time. But hey “lake-facing views” sell I guess. Not sure what “record sale” means though, like record high for what year? Seems like they always say that.