This stunning Alberta mansion in the woods was designed by a world-famous architect

Nothing says I’ve got money quite like imported wood and hand-crafted door handles! Welcome back, realty enthusiasts and legitimate house hunters, to another week and another deep dive into some of Alberta’s most extraordinary homes – most of which we couldn’t afford if we pooled all of our money together. This time around? 236 Windermere Drive NW, a gorgeous modern palace with an exotic-looking interior and 6,500 square feet of livable space.

Located in Edmonton, The H House, designed by world-renowned architect, Jim Wensley (the mind behind the Shaw Conference Centre and Scotia Place) is an absolute behemoth.

Though it only has two bedrooms and three bathrooms, this compound-like property is insanely excessive and features extravagant living spaces, an impressive wet bar and one of the nices indoor-outdoor spaces we’ve ever seen.

Surrounded by over an acre of trees, flowers and wildlife, the view from this place is also incredible – as you can imagine.

The best part? The scenery can be enjoyed from almost any room because there are floor-to-ceiling windows throughout.

Of course, it’s not going to be everyone’s cup of tea, but man – do we think that it’s something.

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Want to see more? You can actually see the original posting for Edmonton’s $4,785,000 mansion at 236 Windermere Drive NW here! Happy Viewing, Alberta! May you walk away from this unscathed and no less appreciative than you were been before.