When Adele‘s music video for ‘Easy On Me‘ first came out, we were all enamored by the stunning music and Adele’s much-missed vocal stylings. With that at the forefront, it was almost easy to miss the visuals that came alongside the music video. Cinematography in black and white that then transitioned into the colorful world of Oz, set in a house that exuded intricacy, opulence and status.
If you, like us, were curious about that particular setting, well you can now check it out for yourself, and possibly own it (if you have an extra $4.37 million lying around, that is). The Canadian estate, named Domaine Dumont Chapelle Ste-Agnès, is a 90-minute drive from the bustling city of Montréal and features a rolling 173-acre vineyard, six buildings, ten bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, 7,000 grape vines and a production facility for making ice and port wine.
Arguably the most recognizable piece of the estate, as featured in the ‘Easy On Me’ music video is the red ballroom in which Adele sits and causes an emotional uproar of sound and wind.
But while the room in the music video may be covered in dust and debris, the actual room is pristine. It’s decorated with details of sanguine, floral curtains with a maximalist crystal chandelier. Although we can’t guarantee the portrait of Adele seen above actually comes with the property.
The other sections of the estate are just as stunning, with a medieval castle tower, vaulted ceilings in the wine rooms and terra cotta tile floors, this little piece of Versailles aestheticism is located in the quiet town of Sutton, Québec.
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