< img src="https://storeys.com/media-library/image.jpg?id=66892312&width=1200&height=600&coordinates=0%2C62%2C0%2C62" alt ="" > A lakefront estate in Mont-Tremblant, noted at $19,800,000, has actually sold– setting a brand-new record as the greatest property sale ever taped in the region through the Québec Expert Association of Realty Brokers’ Centris database.The sale, brokered
by Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, included a Canadian buyer represented through the Sotheby’s Québec network. More details of the deal are being kept private.The property sits within a personal enclave on Lake Tremblant and was custom-made by Richard Landry, the Los Angeles-based designer known for his ultra-luxury residential work and the creator of Landry Style Group. Interiors were dealt with by designer Seta Marachlian. The home includes vaulted ceilings going beyond 30 feet, reclaimed wood beams
, and a 25-foot bay window dealing with the lake. 6 bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, and two ensuite restrooms are spread out throughout a layout that includes a terrific space, official dining areas, a gourmet kitchen area, movie theater space, bar, and wine rack. A dedicated wellness level houses a spa, sauna, and gym.
Outside features include a saltwater infinity pool, a beach, dock, and a covered heated terrace. Parking accommodates up to 13 vehicles.The sale gets here as Mont-Tremblant continues to exceed the wider Québec market. According to QPAREB, domestic sales in the town rose 17%in Q1
2026 compared to the same period last year– against a 2% decline provincially. Mean rates in the area climbed 22% year over year in the same quarter.Listing broker Liza Kaufman, founding partner of Sotheby’s International Real estate Québec,
stated that Mont-Tremblant’s exemption from foreign ownership restrictions helped bring in international interest alongside the Canadian purchaser pool.Additional details of the sale remain private, according to Sotheby’s.