AN ESTATE TO MAKE YOUR OWN

At the end of a quiet street, discover over 35 acres of wooded land, with no rear neighbours and views of the forest. Approximately 12 minutes from Saint-Sauveur and 15 minutes from Saint-Jérôme, the property offers space, privacy and convenient access to services.

A BRIGHT, COMFORTABLE HOME

Built in 2021, this 5-bedroom, 2-bathroom home features an open living area, insulated concrete form construction, glycol radiant floors on both levels and a tankless gas water heater. A gas fireplace warms the living room. The kitchen features a quartz island, a walk-in pantry with a built-in counter, a gas range and a pot filler. Off the dining room, the three-season pine sunroom has screens and mica panels. The main floor also includes two bedrooms, including the primary bedroom with a walk-in closet, and a full bathroom.

A VERSATILE WALKOUT LOWER LEVEL

Fully finished and offering independent exterior access, the lower level includes three additional bedrooms, an office, a second full bathroom, a family room, a spacious laundry room, a cold room and a mechanical room. This layout can accommodate a large family or inspire a multigenerational living project. The feasibility of an additional dwelling or multigenerational use must be confirmed with the municipality.

ENJOY NATURE THROUGH EVERY SEASON

Explore the private trails on foot, snowshoes or cross-country skis. A creek borders the property, with small waterfalls along its course. In summer, enjoy the above-ground pool, sunroom and an area that could accommodate a hot tub. The property also has a hill for family sledding in winter. Ski resorts, Alfred-Kelly Park and Le P'tit Train du Nord are nearby.

ROOM TO GARDEN AND KEEP ANIMALS

The large fenced garden provides room to grow produce while keeping deer out. The property also has haskap, kiwi, blueberry and raspberry plants. The stable offers the possibility of up to three stalls, along with storage space for machinery and equipment. The chicken coop includes an insulated section for winter and a large aviary.

A visit is the best way to appreciate the scale of the estate and its many features. Buyers must make their own inquiries with the appropriate authorities regarding permitted uses and the feasibility of any proposed project, including multigenerational living or keeping animals.