Condo for sale - Québec (La Cité-Limoilou)
$955,000

14 Rue Couillard, # 402, Québec (La Cité-Limoilou), Vieux-Québec/Cap-Blanc/Colline parlem., Capitale-Nationale

Listing brokers : Vicky Gagnon - Engel & Völkers ● Marc Turgeon - Engel & Völkers ● # 12052131

2+1

1,458 pc

1878

Description

Impeccable finishes and the height of refinement define this two-story penthouse in the historic Maison Béthanie, converted into condominiums in 2019. Simply move in and enjoy life in the heart of Old Quebec. An incomparable, exclusive offering for the most discerning buyer. Includes one outdoor parking space; fully furnished and equipped. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms.

Details

Driveway: Asphalt

Restrictions/Permissions: Pets allowed; Smoking allowed; Short-term rentals not allowed

Cupboard: Wood

Heating system: Electric baseboard units

Easy access: Elevator

Available services: Yard

Water supply: Municipality

Heating energy: Electricity

Equipment available: Ventilation system; Entry phone; Furnished

Windows: Wood

Distinctive features: Private street

Proximity: Highway; Cegep; Daycare centre; Hospital; Park - green area; Bicycle path; Elementary school; High school; Public transport; University

Siding: Brick; Stone

Bathroom / Washroom: Adjoining to primary bedroom; Separate shower

Parking (total): Outdoor (1)

Sewage system: Municipal sewer

Window type: Tilt and turn

Topography: Flat

View: Mountain; City

Zoning: Residential

Addenda

Immaculate finishes and the height of refinement define this two-story penthouse in the historic Maison Béthanie, converted into condominiums in 2019. Simply move in and enjoy life in the heart of Old Quebec. An incomparable, exclusive offering for the most discerning buyer. Includes one outdoor parking space; fully furnished and equipped. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms.

HISTORY
This historic building was constructed in 1878. Maison Béthanie was a charitable institution where the Sisters of the Good Shepherd (Soeurs du Bon-Pasteur) cared for unmarried pregnant women. They took in babies born out of wedlock who were destined for adoption. Women--deemed "sinners" by the standards of the time--found shelter, care, and support there. The facility also served as a rehabilitation center for female prisoners.

In 1992, Maison Béthanie was converted into a museum chronicling the history of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd congregation and examining the social history of marginalized women and abandoned children in Quebec during the 19th and 20th centuries.

"IMMACULATE" FINISHES
Converted into condominiums in 2019, the units at Maison Béthanie are truly unique. The finishes respect the charm and history of Old Quebec while offering impeccable quality. The building has been completely reimagined with charm and brilliance.

CHARM, HISTORY, AND ART...
This condominium is located in the heart of Old Quebec within a truly historic building. Notably, the dining room features a stained-glass window created by an artist from a bygone era; a beautiful framed document attesting to this--discovered during the conversion work--is included.