Absurd Vancouver Property of the Week (LOL)

来源: jzc 2012-07-27 08:30:40 [] [旧帖] [给我悄悄话] 本文已被阅读: 次 (3316 bytes)

Absurd Vancouver Property of the Week (July 25, 2012)

The mobster, the sexy lawn boy and the princess…what do these three have in common?  Homes worth $2.2 million dollars, it would seem.

Formerly owned by infamous gangster, Agostino Cuntrera, this Laval, Montreal home is a luxurious residence with wood panelling, marble walls and ceilings, quartz countertops, imported Italian chandeliers and hardwood floors.

The house is protected by a security system with cameras to keep “pesky intruders” at bay.

Lawn boy, Jesse Metcalfe (heart throb of Desperate Housewives fame) recently put his Beverly Hills home on the market for $2.2 million:

Metcalfe’s 2000 square foot home includes an elevated hot tub right above a waterfall that looks down at a breath-taking view of the house and backyard…unfortunately, Jesse doesn’t come around to trim the hedges (Boo!).

Cinderella herself would not be able to resist living here.  Fit for a princess, this castle in Burgundy, France is listed for 1.79 million euros ($2.2 million CDN).

The castle is located on a platform surrounded by moats with a drawbridge.  It has over 10 bedrooms (5 of which have their own ensuites), an entire service floor, a wine cellar, a movie theatre…the list goes on and on.

And back in Lotus Land, you can buy this beauty:

Looks like there have been a few upgrades to bring this charmer up to snuff.  I particularly like the brown and mustard yellow paint combination…very stylish.  The front lawn could use a little Jesse Metcalfe love, however.

Vancouver…are you f*#@ing kidding me?

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哈哈!Very funny! -相对强度- 给 相对强度 发送悄悄话 (0 bytes) () 07/27/2012 postreply 08:55:54

lol. 笑得俺肚皮疼 :) -老黄牛888- 给 老黄牛888 发送悄悄话 老黄牛888 的博客首页 (0 bytes) () 07/27/2012 postreply 15:07:23

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