Discover Maison Langlois-Tenant, a century-old gem that proudly bears the imprint of history.

Located in a cul de sac, and nestled along the picturesque banks of the majestic St. Lawrence River, this meticulously maintained historic residence is more than just a house; it's a veritable preserved treasure. This French-inspired architectural gem, with its square stonework and gable roof, bears witness to its ancestral heritage.

The house is divided into 3 sections: The main section features a large entrance hall, a spacious kitchen with central island, a dinette, and a dining room. The bathroom in the main section is breathtaking, with freestanding tub, glass shower, 2 sinks and laundry area. The upper floor features 3 bedrooms with mansard ceilings, one with a large walk-in closet, a versatile boudoir living room and a second bathroom.

The house underwent two additions in the 1970s: 1) The possible intergenerational apartment, featuring a living room, bathroom and bedroom, all accessible via a separate entrance and communicating with the main house 2) The huge living room featuring a fireplace adorned with a stone wall and exposed wooden beams. Discreetly tucked away on the second floor of this annex is the intimate master bedroom, complete with walk-in closet and charming balcony from which you can admire the serenity of the river in the distance.

Both have solariums overlooking the courtyard and the St. Lawrence River. Outside, there's a detached one-car garage and 4 parking spaces in the driveway.

When you step outside, it's instant love at first sight. The remarkable grounds offer over 25,000 square feet of space, bordered by century-old trees, with navigable access to the river via your dock, in-ground pool, as well as enchanting landscapes offering infinite natural beauty.

Many improvements have been made by the current owners, such as newly installed hardwood floors in several rooms, roof restoration, bathroom renovations, replacement of the front porch, and much more.

It was once the home of illustrious minister Marcel Léger, adding a layer of history to its charm. Here's your chance to acquire a small piece of Quebec heritage.

A home that evokes the charm of a cottage while still being on the island. Make the most of your long weekends without having to commute!

All buyers must acknowledge receipt of the certificate of location. As the property is not recognized by the municipality as having 'intergenerational' status, buyers will need to verify with the municipality whether an additional dwelling is required, depending on the intended use of the property.