(Olsen Twins Movie Mansion) Breathtaking ABANDONED 40 Million Dollar Luxury Mansion Explore # 109

This luxury 30,000 sq mansion was built in 1989 to replicate a french chateau. It has 10 bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, indoor pool, 4 car garage, 5 acres of land and has a secret bomb shelter in the basement!
The indoor swimming pool has an retractable floor that coverts into a massive ballroom.
The fireplace mantel in the office is an antique Louis XVI style fireplace. There is a rumour that Napoleon was painted in front of this mantel. There is a rare Hydrotherapy Aeratone Bath located in the pool area. It applies controlled vibrating massage to all parts of the immersed body.
There has been a number of movies and TV shows filmed at this mansion. Including "It Takes Two" (Olsen Twins) "Suits" and "Trilogy Of Terror 2"
The stone stairs outside in the backyard had 2 sides to it. It was designed to have the men and women walk up opposite sides. This is so when the women lifted their skirts to walk up the stairs the men wouldn't see their ankles.
The previous owners tried selling this mansion for years with no luck. Finally in 2020 a developer bought the land for approx. 30 million dollars. It sat abandoned since.
Sadly shortly after filming this location, the mansion was demolished.

Breathtaking ABANDONED 40 Million Dollar Luxury Mansion (Olsen Twins Movie Mansion) Explore # 109
Ontario, Canada

Thank you to @ethanminnie for letting me come along for the tour of this place.
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Ethan - Youtube @ethanminnie

Movie Clip Credits:
"Trilogy Of Terror 2"
Initial release: October 30, 1996
Director: Dan Curtis
Music by: Bob Cobert
Production location: Toronto
Original network: USA Network
Distributed by: USA Network, Paramount Home Entertainment

"It Takes Two"
Release date: November 17, 1995 (USA)
Director: Andy Tennant
Box office: 19.5 million USD
Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures
Music by: Sherman Foote; Ray Foote
Produced by: James Orr; Jim Cruickshank

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