Guy Lafleur's home hits the market for a staggering $2,500,000 and the photos are beautiful

Guy Lafleur is one of the greatest players to ever play the game. The Montreal Canadiens legend was the first player in NHL History to score 50 goals in 6 consecutive seasons, and completely changed how people played the game. Unfortunately after a battle with lung cancer, Lafleur passed away on April 22nd of this year.

Lafleur left behind his wife Lise, who was unable to remain in the home because of the emotions she feels there.

The home is expected to hit the market next week with a price tag of $2,499,999. The home is beautifully built and contains some amazing features like an in-ground pool and a helipad for the former helicopter pilot. Take a look at the photos of the home below:

So if you have a spare $2,500,000 you can enjoy the lavish home of Guy Lafleur.

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