4
bedrooms
1
bathroom
2
levels
Living space area (basement exclu.)
1 680 ft² (156.08 m²)
Lot dimensions
10 115 ft² (939.71 m²)
Room dimensions
Bathroom
Main floor
11' x 5' (3,35 m x 1,52 m)
Ceramic
Great room
Main floor
13' 8" x 15' 4" (4,17 m x 4,67 m)
Hardwood
Kitchen
Main floor
13' x 14' (3,96 m x 4,27 m)
Vinyl
Living room
Main floor
21' 3" x 11' (6,48 m x 3,35 m)
Hardwood
Bedroom 1 (Master)
1st floor
12' x 12' (3,66 m x 3,66 m)
Vinyl
Bedroom 2
1st floor
12' x 11' (3,66 m x 3,35 m)
Vinyl
Bedroom 3
1st floor
14' 7" x 10' (4,45 m x 3,05 m)
Vinyl
Bedroom 4
1st floor
11' 8" x 11' (3,56 m x 3,35 m)
Vinyl
Owners’ comments
Style: Cottage with two straight slopes
The wall-gable facade overlooks the midday sun. the original gallery is wrought iron.
This house has kept its original appearance and materials. Well maintained, it has never been modified, except for the bathroom which has been renewed to accommodate a person with reduced mobility.
The current configuration of the ground floor allows adding, at no cost, a room to accommodate a person with reduced mobility.
Its structure is made of old-style solid wood - piece on a piece with pulled joints - and insulated from the inside to a light frame in 2 x 3.
Its large windows in front and corners give in winter a beautiful light from morning until sunset. The rays that reverberate on the maple floor let in a golden, soothing light. In summer, it is fresh and easy to ventilate.
Its landscaped grounds include some thirty trees, many of which are mature. Its depth, in the back, conceals an excellent potential of development and gardening. An apple tree, mature, give in September an abundant harvest of small red and sweet apples.
The véloroute des Bleuets passes right in front. From there, you can get to the mouth of the Métabetchouam River in less than 10 minutes on foot or by wheelchair. The same cycle route allows you to get to Métabetchouam in 15 minutes by bike.
Several local services are accessible in three minutes of walk or in a wheelchair.
Near the lake and built on the oldest road of Lac St-Jean, the house is halfway between Alma and Roberval. Both cities have a hospital and many services.
This home is ideal for a retiree, with reduced mobility, or simply curious to see what happiness can look like. It is a small haven of peace where everyone feels holidays and rest all year round.