One-and-a-half-storey house · Saint-Placide

A CENTURY HOME WITH UNIQUE CHARACTER This charming 1900 century home has stood the test of time with character to spare. It was moved in 1994 onto a new concrete foundation and now sits on a vast, partly wooded 36,656 sq. ft. lot in the heart of the Saint-Placide countryside. GROUND FLOOR Past the practical ceramic-tiled entrance, the wood tells its story: oiled floors with an antique look in the kitchen and dining room, tongue-and-groove walls and ceilings, turned staircase, columns and millwork. The renovated country kitchen is the heart of the home. Some of its cabinets come from the former Oka Abbey, and its authentic Bélanger wood-burning cookstove warms the room as much as the meals. A wooden island with a pull-out table, a large-format range with 5 propane gas burners and an electric oven, and a farmhouse sink complete this warm setting, open to the dining and living rooms. Please note that the kitchen appliances are included. A bathroom with a glass shower completes the ground floor. UPPER FLOOR Originally laid out with three bedrooms, the upper floor was redesigned to offer two charming bedrooms under the eaves and an office nook. A bathroom was also added, with a freestanding tub and a sliding door. Here you'll find authentic wide pine planks, with all the charm of floors that have lived through the years. BASEMENT Partly finished, it offers a family room with a wood stove and a workshop for the handy. An exterior exit was added to make bringing in firewood easier. COMFORT AND UPDATES - Central dual-energy heating: high-efficiency Moovair heat pump (2024) paired with an electric thermal storage furnace (heat-retaining bricks), making the home eligible for Hydro-Québec peak-period rates - Water heater: 2025 - Windows: 2008 (double dining-room window: 2025) - Plumbing: ground floor 1994, upper floor 2023 The home blends old-world charm with today's comfort. OUTDOORS Covered porches and a large deck invite you to dine outside, surrounded by mature trees that blaze with colour every fall. A matching shed completes the property. THE AREA Saint-Placide offers village life on the shores of Lac des Deux-Montagnes: its church, its wharf, its sunsets over the water and scenic Route 344, a favourite with cyclists. Placidiens are known for their warm welcome, their love of farmland, and for cultivating the land as much as the mind, through art in all its forms. Nearby: Oka National Park, the Oka Abbey, and the region's orchards and vineyards. All about an hour from Montreal and 1 h 50 from Ottawa. A rare find for anyone dreaming of authenticity, space and nature. Take the time to visit, you'll be charmed!

HALLWAY	5' 5" X 9' 9"	Ceramic tiles	Ground floor
BATHROOM	12' X 6' 3"	Wood	Ground floor
KITCHEN	14' 6" X 18'	Wood	Ground floor
DINING ROOM	16' 5" X 8' 7"	Wood	Ground floor
LIVING ROOM	11' X 11'	Wood	Ground floor
HOME OFFICE	6' 6" X 11' 11"	Wood	Floor
PRIMARY BEDROOM	27' 1" X 11' 11"	Wood	Floor
BEDROOM	10' 11" X 8' 7"	Wood	Floor
BATHROOM	11' 2" X 4' 2"	Wood	Floor
FAMILY ROOM	27' 1" X 9' 3"	Flexible floor coverings	Basement
WORKSHOP	26' 3" X 9' 7"	n/a	Basement

Construction year

1900

Dimension

8.75 m X 7.43 m

Cupboard

Wood

Windows

PVC

Siding

Aluminum

Window type

Sliding, Hung

Roofing

Tin

Land area

3,219.70 m²

Driveway

Not Paved

Proximity

Daycare centre, Park - green area, Bicycle path, Elementary school

Parking (total)

Outdoor (4)

Topography

Flat

Zoning

Residential

Heating system

Air circulation, Other, Electric baseboard units

Water supply

Artesian well

Heating energy

Wood, Electricity

Equipment available

Ventilation system, Central heat pump

Hearth stove

Other, Wood burning stove

Construction distinctive feature

Century

Sewage system

Purification field, Septic tank

Assessment

Building

2026, $253,500

Land

2026, $134,600

Municipal

2026, $388,100

Expenses

Energy cost

$2,446 / year

School taxes

2026, $255 / year

Municipal Taxes

2026, $2,150 / year