CALGARY – An opulent home described as a ‘French castle’ has set a record for the highest ever MLS sale price in Calgary as the property in Aspen Woods sold for $10.35 million on Wednesday.
The two-storey home, listed by realtor Corinne Poffenroth of Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, was built in 2010 and had a list price of $11.495 million.
It was originally listed in July 2011 at $12 million.
The sale eclipses the previous record high of $10.3 million in August 2009 when the two-storey home, in Elbow Park/Glencoe, of former Calgary Flames goaltender Mike Vernon was sold.
According to the Calgary Real Estate Board, rounding out the top five highest priced sales ever are: a three-storey home in Crescent Heights at $7.5 million in June 2008; a three-storey home in Britannia at $6 million in April 2012; and a two-storey home in Elbow Park/Glencoe at $5.3 million in February 2010.
The listing for the ‘French castle’ reads: “Opulent Elegance, Distinctive Address! This majestic French Country Castle sits atop the interior ridge on nearly 1 Acre in the prestigious “Heights” of Aspen Estates with expansive grounds and landscaping, gated privacy, utmost security and exclusivity. This magnificent rundle-stone wrapped estate, custom designed and built by Pacer Signature Homes, exceeds all expectations with over 14,500 sq. ft. of luxuriously appointed living quarters including 5 Bedrooms, 9 Bathrooms, 5-Car Garage, and a separate Carriage House with a fully suited residence. Designed for grand-scale entertaining and modern living. Exquisitely finished with exotic materials from around the world. Amenities include: Grand Parlor with Swarovski Crystal Chandelier, Gourmet Kitchen and Butler’s Pantry, Men’s Parlor, Bar & Games Room, Wine-Tasting Room, Yoga Studio and Spa facilities. A world-class residence, this architectural masterpiece is an unprecedented opportunity to own one of the most exquisite properties in Canada!”
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