Canadian pop icon Justin Bieber has reportedly bought a $5-million property on a private lake just outside Cambridge, Ontario – about an hour’s drive from his hometown Stratford and roughly 90 minutes west of Toronto.
According to TMZ, Bieber finalized the purchase of this 101-acre estate on Monday, though it’s not clear when or if he plans to actually move in.
Either way, this place is seriously impressive and has plenty of space for horses.
Look, Justin, everything the light touches is your kingdom. Image via Rego Realty.
The main house is 9,000 square feet and features a private gym, heated floors, a game room, an observatory area, dressing rooms, a home theater and even a two-story temperature-controlled wine cellar.
The listing calls it a “modern contemporary masterpiece” with “stacked windows throughout providing incredible natural light and lake views.”
TMZ notes the property is “a skosh smaller than the size of Vatican City” and includes four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a garage plus a boathouse.
Bieber’s new home is described as an architectural masterpiece while the land itself offers privacy, space and tranquility. Image via Rego Realty.
“Hike, swim, go horseback riding – or simply sit back and enjoy breathtaking sunsets over the lake,” says the listing for 6620 Concession 1 Road.
“With this estate, its 9,000+ square foot dream home, 101 acres and equestrian facility (leased out and generating significant monthly income), you get the best of all worlds.”
Oh yeah-and Bieber now owns his own horse track too. Did I mention that?
So will Bieber move here with his fiancée Hailey Baldwin to enjoy some peaceful country living? Maybe. Or maybe it’s just like a getaway spot for his mom. Who really knows?
At least we can hope he starts posting horse-riding videos on Instagram soon-it was pretty fun watching him skateboarding around before.
If you’re curious where Justin might one day crash or chill out playing video games (or just go pee), check out this 3D tour of the property right here.
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