Pamela Anderson’s gorgeous lakefront home on Vancouver Island, Canada, has garnered media attention. Several years ago, she sold her oceanfront property in Malibu for $14.9 million and took on the task of refurbishing her grandparents’ previous vacation home. After years of travel, going back to her childhood home seemed like a complete circle.
“Pamela Anderson’s Family Home Renovation,” a brand-new More4 property series, features documentation of this fascinating trip. The boathouse, roadhouse, and cabin are the three primary structures on the six-acre site.
The site, which was formerly a vacation spot, has wooden cottages and a big structure called The Roadside where guests could purchase necessities.
One of the nine original cottages, neglected for so long, caught Anderson’s eye and became the centerpiece of her extensive restoration endeavor.
With its breathtaking views of the lake, the boathouse became Anderson’s dream main house. Once the cabin’s improvements were finished, the focus shifted to updating the boathouse.
The Pier, which expanded the property’s usable area over the water and matched Anderson’s love of the sea perfectly, was the finishing touch. The vast pier provides amazing views of the British Columbian countryside.
From the front porch to the rose garden, every element of the refurbishment was carefully designed to showcase Anderson’s stylish style.
It was a special task to keep her prized imported roses healthy during construction, not allowing a single blossom to be damaged.
A second oven for family get-togethers was one of the kitchen’s modifications that highlighted Anderson’s hospitality, while a wooden swing offered a whimsical touch.
Anderson even turned the laundry room into a place where he likes to do chores while sipping rose wine.
