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A 65,000-square-foot waterfront mansion, believed to be Canada’s largest home, has been abandoned for over 15 years. Take a look inside.

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A 65,000-square-foot waterfront mansion, believed to be Canada’s largest home, has been abandoned for over 15 years. Take a look inside.

  • The Peter Grant mansion, known as Canada’s largest home, has been abandoned for over a decade.
  • Located on Lake Temiskaming in Ontario, the 65,000-square-foot home was never finished.
  • The property was taken over by a Texas entrepreneur last year and may get its own reality show.

Who wouldn’t be captivated by the thought of a sprawling mansion with a vast open floor plan, lakeside views, and striking modern architecture?

It’s a homeowner’s dream — as long as they don’t mind the broken windows and scattered construction materials on the floor.

Once owned by Grant Forest Products magnate Peter Grant, the Peter Grant mansion in Haileybury, Ontario, Canada, is believed to be the largest house in the country. However, the 65,000-square-foot home has famously been abandoned and left to deteriorate over the years.

Construction on the massive home was halted amid the 2008 financial crisis and the property was never finished. What had been constructed has since fallen into ruins.

Take a look inside the abandoned Peter Grant mansion.

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