Two or more storey for sale - Lotbinière
$895,000

7666 Route Marie-Victorin, Lotbinière, Chaudière-Appalaches

Listing brokers : Samuel Labrecque - Engel & Völkers ● Alexandra Labrie - Engel & Völkers ● # 26085523

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Description

Nestled on a vast lot of over 200,000 sq ft, this exceptional property majestically overlooks the St. Lawrence River, offering a 180-degree panoramic view of the endless skies and changing waters. Built at the end of the French regime (1760), this stone residence exudes the history and memory of the place. A contemporary extension, boldly integrated, celebrates the spirit of the house without pastiche: an architectural work that embraces time, where the west veranda gracefully opens onto the horizon. A rare place, where ancestral spirit and modern beauty dialogue in perfect harmony, in absolute tranquility.

Details

Driveway: Not Paved

Cupboard: Wood

Heating system: Electric baseboard units; Radiant

Water supply: Municipality

Heating energy: Electricity

Windows: Aluminum; Wood

Foundation: Stone

Hearth stove: Wood burning stove

Garage: Detached; Double width or more

Distinctive features: Other; No neighbours in the back; Wooded

Siding: Stone

Bathroom / Washroom: Separate shower

Basement: Low (less than 6 feet); Unfinished; Crawl Space

Parking (total): Outdoor (4); Garage (4)

Sewage system: Other (Écoflo); Septic tank

Landscaping: Land / Yard lined with hedges; Landscape

Window type: Crank handle; French window

Roofing: Elastomer membrane; Tin

Topography: Flat

View: Water; Panoramic

Zoning: Agricultural; Residential

Addenda

A place steeped in history, bathed in light and open to infinity.

Nestled on a vast lot of over 200,000 sq ft, this ancestral fieldstone house, built at the very end of the French regime, is a true testament to time. It stands proudly, facing northwest, where the gaze wanders over a spectacular panorama of the St. Lawrence River and a vast, ever-changing sky, captivating from dawn to dusk. Here, each season is a spectacle, each moment a picture.

The nobility of the stone, the warmth of the wood, the fluidity of the light: this property meaningfully and emotionally blends past and present. The contemporary extension, with windows on the west and northwest sides and all transparency, is part of an architectural approach deeply respectful of the heritage without imitating the past. Rather than combining "old with new," the architect created "new with old" by aligning himself with the time-honored style of this ancestral home.

Inside, authenticity reigns supreme. The pine log perimeter walls reveal the craftsmanship of yesteryear and create an enveloping atmosphere. Several original features remain, affirming the unique character of the home: the coffered board partitions, the coffered or batten ceilings, the paneled connecting doors, the molded beams, not to mention the antique, patinated, and carefully varnished floors. These details of yesteryear, preserved with rare fidelity, create a cozy and refined atmosphere, conducive to contemplation, creativity, or relaxation.

The courtyard, framed by exceptional old farm buildings and generously planted with trees, is a haven of peace. It features majestic deciduous trees, fragrant lilacs, and soft, spontaneous vegetation, accentuating the feeling of intimacy and connection with nature. The gently rolling terrain offers a multitude of possibilities: vegetable garden, market gardening, orchard, relaxation area, or ambitious landscaping projects. Moreover, the site has subdivision potential, offering the possibility of building a second home.

This is a property that appeals to lovers of architecture and heritage, those seeking not just a home, but an exceptional place, a soul, a refuge. Perfect as an inspiring primary residence or a peaceful second home, this residence is for those for whom the art of living takes on its full meaning when it is rooted in beauty, history, and the horizon.