The estate that acts as the backdrop to Adele's Easy On Me video is currently on the market for $5.5 Canadian dollars.
Adele, the London-born singer, who is one of the world's best-selling music artists, visited the home in Sutton, Québec, in 2021. She used the large red ballroom (that is the focal point of the main house) as the set for her single. Easy On Me later won The Song of 2021 at the People's Choice Awards.
It is, perhaps, only fitting that the world-renowned artist chose one of the world's best homes for her video (shot by Canadian director Xavier Dolan). However, even beyond its affiliation with Adele, this estate remains amongst the most noteworthy on the market – boasting a private vineyard and its own chapel. Here, we tour the striking property.
Named Domaine Dumont Chapelle Ste-Agnès, this sprawling estate consists of an ensemble of six buildings – including a residence built in the mid-nineteenth century, a separate guesthouse, and the main manor house. The primary home has a distinct tower, ten bedrooms, and 14 bathrooms in total.
The property similarly plays host to a private vineyard with over 7000 vines and a production facility for making ice, red, white, and port wine.
'This special property is truly one of a kind. It combines the benefits of a prime location with a range of different options for commercial and private use,' says listing agent David O'Malley of Engel & Völkers.' Properties in this category rarely come onto the market,' he adds.
While the property's verdant grounds are amongst its best assets, the home's interiors are equally noteworthy – and are a source of traditional decorating ideas.
The home's most dramatic space is the scarlet banquet hall that is a trove of timeless dining room ideas – from its bold-hued palette to its statement chandelier that is a nod to the property's rich heritage.
This room was used by Adele in the filming of her music video, which has currently been viewed more than 200 million times on YouTube.
Beyond the dining room, Dumont Chapelle Ste-Agnès maintains an ageless – but nonetheless grand style – that is accentuated most prominently through its original architecture. The home boasts authentic wooden doors and sweeping arches that give the home a European aesthetic.
Despite its historical roots, however, the home celebrates some interior design trends from the contemporary day. One room features portraits of famous women such as Frida Kahlo – and of course, Adele.
The estate is currently listed with Engel & Völkers for $5.5 Canadian dollars ($4.40 USD).
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