Luxury mansion in old Montreal

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Description

Doxa Estate is a historic luxury mansion at 452–452A Rue Notre-Dame Est in Old Montreal, near the Old Port waterfront. Originally associated with a former church, the property has been transformed into a contemporary luxury estate while retaining its distinctive architectural character, dramatic interior volumes, decorative woodwork, fireplaces, and vaulted or domed ceilings. The estate comprises a main residence and a private annex, offering a combined nine bedrooms, twelve bathrooms, two full kitchens, and accommodation for sixteen or more guests. Its advertised total area is 11,377 square feet when interior levels, the rooftop, and an additional terrace are counted together. The exterior is an urban heritage building within the existing streetscape of Old Montreal, not a detached suburban mansion. Public listing photographs show light-colored masonry, distinctive window trim, arched architectural details, and a roofline consistent with the historic building. Reproduce only the façade, windows, entrance, and surrounding street actually visible in the reference material. Inside, the principal entertaining space features an expansive, bright interior with sculptural white vaulted ceilings, curved architectural forms, integrated lighting, pale wood flooring, and elegant contemporary furnishings. Reference images show neutral-toned sofas, rounded ottomans, a substantial dining area, statement lighting, and a staircase leading toward an upper mezzanine. Preserve the precise furniture placement, ceiling geometry, window locations, lighting fixtures, and staircase configuration shown in the supplied images. The main kitchen includes contemporary light-colored cabinetry, a large pale island, integrated appliances, counter seating, and warm metallic fixture details where visible in the references. A second full kitchen serves another portion of the estate. Neither kitchen should be enlarged, relocated, or redesigned. The bedrooms are distributed between the main residence and the annex. Several documented bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, with bed configurations including king-size beds, a queen-size bed, and one room with two double beds. Present each bedroom exactly as photographed, preserving the bedding, headboards, windows, wall colors, artwork, bathroom fixtures, and actual dimensions. The lower-level wellness area is one of the property’s signature features. Reference images show a private rectangular indoor swimming pool within a dramatic, dark-toned setting, accompanied by an adjacent spa or hot tub, a steam room, a sauna, a private gym, and lounge or bar areas. Publicly available images show dark stone-like surfaces, warm recessed lighting, linear accent lighting, reflective water, and contemporary lounge furnishings. Maintain the exact pool shape, surrounding finishes, glass partitions, lighting, exercise equipment, and room relationships visible in the real property. ALTA Doxa project gallery⁠ The upper mezzanine connects toward the private rooftop, which overlooks Old Montreal and the surrounding urban landscape. The rooftop level measures approximately 2,106 square feet, including its associated rooftop areas. Show only the actual terrace layout, furnishings, railings, roof structures, and skyline views documented in the source references. For the walkthrough, begin at the verified exterior entrance, enter the foyer, proceed into the principal living and dining areas, reveal the main kitchen, showcase selected bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms, descend to the indoor pool and wellness spaces, include the gym and second kitchen where documented, and finish by ascending through the actual upper-level access to the rooftop. If the connection between the main house and annex is not visible in the references, use a clean cinematic cut rather than inventing a connecting hallway or doorway.

Features

Property type

Villa

City

Old Montreal

Surface

11377 sq ft

Rooms

4

Bedrooms

9

Bathrooms

12