Lot · Harrington

Environment and Community The Municipality of the Township of Harrington is renowned for its architectural heritage and breathtaking landscapes. Surrounded by mixed forests, rivers, and lakes, the area offers a peaceful and picturesque setting. Located only 40 kilometres from Mont-Tremblant and Lachute, and approximately 50 kilometres from Saint-Jérôme, the property is ideally situated to enjoy regional attractions while benefiting from a quiet retreat. Nearby Services and Amenities Local Market: Convenient for everyday essentials. Community Centres and Seniors' Clubs: Two community centres with rooms available for rent, as well as two clubs offering activities for residents. Boat Washing Station: Convenient for boat owners. Electric Vehicle Charging Station: A practical modern amenity. Skating Rinks: Two outdoor rinks to enjoy during the winter months. Parc Madeleine Marquis: A park featuring a walking trail for outdoor recreation and relaxation. Roadside Rest Areas: Conveniently located rest areas. CAMMAC Music Centre: A renowned centre dedicated to music and cultural activities. Lake McDonald in the Laurentians Membership in the Lake McDonald Association provides access to the beautiful residents' beach as well as the boat launch. Located in the Township of Harrington in the Laurentians, along Route 327, Lake McDonald is approximately three kilometres long and one kilometre wide. The lake is bordered to the west by the Rouge River and Lake Papineau, to the east by a series of smaller lakes including Fraser, Sixteen Island, Laurel, Silver, and Wentworth lakes, to the south by the Ottawa River, and to the north by Mont-Tremblant Park. Lake McDonald is fed by several mountain streams as well as the Lost River, which also gave its name to the nearby hamlet for many years. Lake McDonald is actually made up of two main bodies of water: Grand Lake McDonald to the north and Petit Lake McDonald to the south. The two sections are connected by a narrow waterway known as The Narrows. This area includes several marshes and wetlands that contribute to the lake's environmental balance. Two small islands are found on the lake, including Brown Island, located at the southern entrance of Grand Lake McDonald. In 1968, the CAMMAC Music Centre was established on the shores of Lake McDonald. The centre is operated by CAMMAC (Canadian Amateur Musicians -- Musiciens amateurs du Canada), a non-profit organization founded in 1953 to encourage and promote amateur music-making. Welcome to Lake McDonald!

Land area

4,048.60 m²

Proximity

Golf

Topography

Sloped, Flat

Zoning

Residential

Water supply

None

Sewage system

None

Assessment

Land

2026, $38,200

Expenses

Common expenses/Rental

$240 / year

Municipal Taxes

2026, $177 / year

School taxes

2026, $7 / year