Lac Monge is a pristine glacial spring-fed private lake surrounded by the 700-acre Temulac family estate in the Laurentian foothills. The estate features a main residence, guest quarters, a guest cottage, and a garage with an office: making it the ultimate, multigenerational family compound, steeped in rich history. Ideally located 5 minutes from New World Rafting, 20 minutes from Kenauk Nature, le Chateau Montebello and 1h15 from Montreal: this is the ultimate destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

The Temulac Estate's main residence was built in 1949, remarkably, from trees felled on the property the preceding winter. Known as the ''49er" or "49er Lodge", it was fully renovated in 2000-2002 and is the central gathering and entertaining center of the Temulac Estate. Its main living room and sunroom amply accommodate family and friends to share and enjoy incredible sunsets over Lac Monge. Throughout the day, the main room is lucent from large dormer windows on the north and south side while demi-lune windows frame the functional central mass fireplace on the east. The sunroom has beautiful stone flooring and three walls of picture windows offering incredible, ever-changing views of Lac Monge and the local water fowl like loons and ducks. The "49er Lodge" also offers: 2 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, a separate main bathroom, plus a walk-in closet in the master bedroom; and a kitchen. The "49er Lodge" is a 3-season residence.
The "49er" Guest Quarters was built in the year 2011 -- 2014. The construction style conforms to the post and beam construction of the 3-bay P&B Machine Shed behind the Main Garage/Office and the 2-Bay P&B Woodshed at the Guest Cottage. The "49er" Guest Quarters sits atop a heavy full-size cement foundation poured directly onto the Canadian Shield. The "49er" Guest Quarters was built with fully insulated exterior walls and roof to make the Temulac Estate enjoyable as a 4-season residential destination.
The "49er" Guest Quarters comprises 1,892 sq. ft., including: a main level (575 sq. ft.) common living area plus 2 bedrooms, each with a full ensuite bathroom; and an upper loft level (768 sq. ft.) work/play/sleeping area. Both levels offer beautiful views of Lac Monge and have maple flooring from trees felled locally on Falloon Road properties. The same, locally sourced lumber was used to create the kitchen, reading areas on the main level and the majestic center island.
The Guest Cottage was built in 1965, refurbished in 1997 (when the road from the Main Garage/Office was built, electricity accessed, an independent well drilled, hot and cold water tanks added and the front deck installed). The Guest Cottage was refreshed in 2018. Its deck (24' x 32') offers incredible views of Lac Monge and the Canadian Shield cliff, and the deck is a perfect place to entertain guests for a summer BBQ in the shade of a coniferous canopy. The adjoining 2 Bay P&B Woodshed was built in 1997. The Guest Cottage comprises a main living room with an imposing granite central mass fireplace to enjoy during chilly autumn evenings and a kitchen/dining area, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Being a short walk from the 49er Lodge via a shaded path and footbridge over the brook which flows out of Lac Monge, the Guest Quarters enjoys a privacy apart from the main 49er complex. It is a 3-season cottage. Cadastres to be added: 5925106, 5926927, 5925104, 5927318.