231 ch du lac Cardin - sold in 3 weeks

Residence designed by architect Mario Adornetto on the shore of Lake Cardin. / Lake Ludger. The quality of the residence, the presentation,, the video, the photo, the description of its unique qualities and the timing of its introduction on the market in December,  - when there were not many new lakefront properties on the market - made it stand out from the rest. Occupancy in April makes it perfect for a  first Summer season at the cottage. Here is the description

 

New construction on prime lakefront lot

- Flat lot offering 200 feet of lake frontage and direct access to the water.
- No stairs or walkways, motorized boats are just a few dozen feet from the garden level.
- Highly functional, the residence features a heated garage and a large shed with concrete      floor close to the lake where all water sports and winter sports equipment can be stored.

Comfort and luxury
- Forced-air heating system, air exchanger and central heat pump provide all-season              comfort.
- Glycol-heated polished concrete floor on garden level
- Nearly 600 sq. ft. main living room with 2 patio doors, 8'-6" windows and nearly 15-foot    ceilings, letting nature in and creating a spacious ambience

- Wood-burning fireplace visible from all angles in the central room 
- Large covered cedar terrace overlooking the lake adjoining the dining room, easy to use      for serving meals to several guests
- Master bedroom with panoramic lake view

- Restored mid-century modern teak sideboard serves as vanity in master bathroom

Location
- 15 minutes from Ste-Agathe, a regional center with a hospital and numerous health clinics
- 20 minutes from St-Donat Mont-Garceau and La Réserve ski resorts, as well as                    provincial  snowmobile and ATV trails 
- 40 minutes from Mont-Tremblant ski resort
- 10 minutes from the TransQuébec snowmobile trail at Ste-Lucie des Laurentides
- 1h30 from Montreal

Building a family legacy
Not every home can be a family heirloom. This one does. This superior construction requires minimal maintenance, and the durability of its materials means it can be handed down from generation to generation decades from now, without becoming a transfer of problems...

- Stone and white cedar cladding that will take on a natural light-grey hue in harmony with    the environment over the years
- Cedar terraces
- Aluminum - hybrid windows
- Tin roof
- York brand high-end furnace and heat pump

- Solid maple flooring (not to be confused with engineered flooring) on main level, which      can be sandblasted at least 3 times for a lifespan of nearly 80 years

- Quartz countertops and polymer kitchen cabinets