The Rose family's gigantic mansion from the 'Schitt's Creek' pilot is a real home, and it's selling for nearly $12 million

Debanjali BoseFeb 16, 2021, 23:55 IST

The mansion, located in Toronto, Canada, is on the market for $11.8 million.Property Vision

The massive mansion from the pilot episode of "Schitt's Creek" is on the market.
It's listed at $11.8 million and located in Toronto, Canada.
The property has 12 bedrooms, ornate columns, and decor inspired by the Sistine Chapel.

If you're shopping for a home in the $11.8 million range, you just might be able to live like "Schitt's Creek" royalty.

The mansion that the Rose family is unceremoniously evicted from in the first episode of the series is on the market in Toronto, Canada.

Johnny Rose, played by Eugene Levy, and his family's troubles began at the house in the opening moments of the series when government agents repossessed all their wealth because of unpaid taxes after Johnny is scammed by a fraudulent ex-employee.

According to Zillow records, the house entered the market at various points since November 2018, most recently this January. Khoren Mardoyan of HomeLife Vision Realty currently has the listing.

Take a look inside the opulent home.

Named "La Belle Mansion," the sprawling 24,000-square-foot property is perfect for royalty, or at least "Schitt's Creek" royalty.

La Belle Mansion. Property Vision

According to the listing agent, Khoren Mardoyan of HomeLife Vision in Canada, the home was custom-built.

A sitting room in the mansion. Property Vision

The house is located in the upscale St Andrews-Windfields neighborhood in Toronto, Canada.

The mansion photographed at night. Property Vision

Through the front entrance, an imposing grand staircase greets visitors.

The staircase. Property Vision

Incidentally, it's the same staircase that a distressed Alexis Rose, played by Annie Murphy, is seen walking down in the opening scene of the pilot while trying to negotiate with government agents to keep her things.

Alexis Rose, as seen in the first episode. Netflix

Incidentally, it's the same staircase that a distressed Alexis Rose, played by Annie Murphy, is seen walking down in the opening scene of the pilot while trying to negotiate with government agents to keep her things.

The opulent decor of the house, as seen in the entryway and everywhere else, is modeled after 17th-century French architecture and the Sistine Chapel frescoes.

The lobby of the home. Property Vision

The life-size portrait of the Rose family, however, might be missing from the furnishings.

The Rose family sitting in front of a giant portrait. Netflix

The house is spread out over three floors and has 12 bedrooms and 16 bathrooms.

The home has three floors. Property Vision

There's plenty of room for entertaining. The first floor has three separate living rooms and a family room.

One of the living rooms. Property Vision

The kitchen, also on the first floor, has a large marble island and some less common furnishings, like a chandelier and a sofa. It also has an eating area with a small table.

The kitchen. Property Vision

The kitchen, also on the first floor, has a large marble island and some less common furnishings, like a chandelier and a sofa. It also has an eating area with a small table.

More chandeliers and frescoes make an appearance in the home's formal dining room, which can seat 10 people.

The formal dining room. Property Vision

Viewers catch a quick glimpse of the formal dining room in the opening scene of the pilot.

The opening scene of the show. Netflix

Down the stairs, in the finished basement, is the home's media room. According to Realtor.com, it seats eight people and has a modern sound system.

The media room. Property Vision

The basement also has a separate recreational and game room. The space has a pool table ...

The pool table. Property Vision

... as well as a foosball table ...

The foosball table. Property Vision

... a gym with a treadmill, weights, and other exercise equipment ...

The home's gym. Property Vision

... and enough space to fit a whole party.

The entertainment space in the basement. Property Vision

Outside, green lawns wrap around the house.

An aerial view of the mansion. Property Vision

Pool chairs, sculptures, and even a fountain surround the outdoor pool.

The pool. Property Vision

The home also has a golf simulator and a wine cellar, according to The Guardian.

The fountain. Property Vision

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The Rose family's gigantic mansion from the 'Schitt's Creek' pilot is a real home, and it's selling for nearly $12 million

Named "La Belle Mansion," the sprawling 24,000-square-foot property is perfect for royalty, or at least "Schitt's Creek" royalty.

According to the listing agent, Khoren Mardoyan of HomeLife Vision in Canada, the home was custom-built.

The house is located in the upscale St Andrews-Windfields neighborhood in Toronto, Canada.

Through the front entrance, an imposing grand staircase greets visitors.

Incidentally, it's the same staircase that a distressed Alexis Rose, played by Annie Murphy, is seen walking down in the opening scene of the pilot while trying to negotiate with government agents to keep her things.

The opulent decor of the house, as seen in the entryway and everywhere else, is modeled after 17th-century French architecture and the Sistine Chapel frescoes.

The life-size portrait of the Rose family, however, might be missing from the furnishings.

The house is spread out over three floors and has 12 bedrooms and 16 bathrooms.

There's plenty of room for entertaining. The first floor has three separate living rooms and a family room.

The kitchen, also on the first floor, has a large marble island and some less common furnishings, like a chandelier and a sofa. It also has an eating area with a small table.

More chandeliers and frescoes make an appearance in the home's formal dining room, which can seat 10 people.

Viewers catch a quick glimpse of the formal dining room in the opening scene of the pilot.

Down the stairs, in the finished basement, is the home's media room. According to Realtor.com, it seats eight people and has a modern sound system.

The basement also has a separate recreational and game room. The space has a pool table ...

... as well as a foosball table ...

... a gym with a treadmill, weights, and other exercise equipment ...

... and enough space to fit a whole party.

Outside, green lawns wrap around the house.

Pool chairs, sculptures, and even a fountain surround the outdoor pool.

The home also has a golf simulator and a wine cellar, according to The Guardian.