While Drake's publicists haven't confirmed this yet, the Globe points out that numerous individuals associated with the Toronto-born superstar are involved with the plans for this 21,000 square-foot abode.
As the Globe writes, the crew behind this dream house are looking for certain zoning bylaw exemptions - it's not easy to build a 17-metre high mansion (a max of 11 metres is allowed in the area right now) with a basketball court, rooftop hot tub and an indoor pool.
According to the Globe, here are some of amenities he's dreamed up:
- A basketball court and gym
- An indoor pool in the basement
- A covered terrace for a hot tub on the roof in front of a large projection screen
- A bar flanked by special chambers for chilled wine and champagne
- A spa and massage room
- A music and screening room
- A room set aside for important artifacts
- A jersey museum
- A grand foyer flanked by powder rooms
- A two-storey great room
- A library
- A piano room
- A room marked for Drake's various awards
- A security suite
- A grand master bedroom with its own steam shower and two dressing rooms
- A 34-metre-wide driveway
The designer is slated to be Ferris Rafauli, the same guy who outfitted Drake's members-only Sher Club at the ACC.
There's a small house currently sitting on the two-acre plot of land, which a company from Nova Scotia bought for $6.7 million. That'll be torn down and Drake and Conrad Black might just become neighbours.
Photo via @champagnepapi on Instagram.
by Staff via blogTO
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