Lot dimensions
11,591.66 ft² (1,076.9 m²)
Lot description:
- Waterfront
- Panoramic view
- Flat geography
Near Health Services:
- Hospital
- Dentist
- Medical center
- Health Center (spa / massage)
Near Educational Services:
- Day nursery
- Kindergarten
- Elementary school
- High School
- College
- University
Location:
- Highway access
- Near park
- No backyard neighbors
- Residential area
- Public transportation
Near Commerce:
- Supermarket
- Drugstore
- Bank
- Restaurant
- Shopping Center
- Bar
Near Recreational Services:
- Golf resort
- Gym
- Sportif center
- Library
- ATV trails
- Ski resort
- Cycling path
Near Tourist Services:
- National Park
- Hotel
- Port / Marina
- Car Rental
Owners’ comments
Top 15 Small Cities In Canada:http:http://www.citiesjournal.com/top-13-small-cities-in-canada/8/
In 2001 four municipalities merged to form the present-day Ville de Saint-Georges. The city now includes a thriving urban center, two suburbs and rural lands.
The Ville de Saint-Georges website lists this town as the third best city in Quebec and the eleventh best city in all of Canada for quality of life. With a population of 32,000, the local government bills the Ville de Saint-Georges as an economic hot spot.
This small city has an unusually high number of small businesses, and it serves as one of Quebec's manufacturing hubs. It's no accident that so many small and medium-sized businesses call Ville de Saint-George home. With no port, agriculture, forests or mines to provide employment, Ville de Saint-George municipal leaders turned to industry to develop the town's local economy.
With such an excellent growth rate, it's no wonder that the Ville de Saint-Georges is becoming a center for cultural, social and leisure activities. This town has numerous festivals throughout the year. In February, local artists gather at the Lacroix-Dutil Sports Center to showcase their ice sculptures.
There is a Summer Solstice Celebration in June, and a Winter Solstice Celebration in December. People walk the Path of Gateways by torchlight on the evening of the longest and shortest days of the year. In July, the Ville de Saint-Georges holds the Dragon Boat Race. Boats decorated to look like dragons gather on the Chaudiere River for this day-long race.
According to the Ville de Saint-Georges website, this small town is also a popular destination for cyclists from around the globe. With a network of bike trails that winds through several parks, bicycling is a common way to travel the city.
The Ville de Saint-Georges also hosts many world-class races. Cyclists participate in the yearly Tour de Beauce, as well as the Canadian Championships and the Grand Tour.