! Visite libre sur rendez-vous UNIQUEMENT ! Welcome to 1091 Béique, your haven of peace, where each day offers a symphony of picturesque views and unparalleled tranquility. This unique residence rests gracefully on the southern flank of Mont-Saint-Hilaire, establishing a harmonious connection with the surrounding nature. The location, devoid of rear neighbors, offers unparalleled privacy, while the panoramic view of the valley is a breathtaking backdrop to your daily life.

Spread over nearly 4 acres, this exceptional property is nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac, guaranteeing absolute tranquility. Plus, it benefits from direct access to the Gault Nature Reserve, inviting you to explore the natural beauty on your doorstep.
This abode is not just a house, but a real land of possibilities. With its vast land, it is ideal for growing small fruits, creating a vineyard, or even erecting agricultural buildings. It's a rarity offering an array of options to make your country living dreams come true.
This property is much more than a residence; it is an invitation to the magnificent life. Every detail, every corner exudes elegance and charm. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire this rare gem where nature blends perfectly with modern comfort. Welcome home, welcome to the exceptional.
***The property is made up of two lots. The one with the house of approximately 27,000 square feet and the wooded land at the back of approximately 100,000 square feet. The second lot of 100,000 p.c. is divisible. However, new construction would only be permitted upon the demolition of the current residence***
The Gault nature reserve, pride of Quebec, adjacent to Béique Street, as the crow flies and a few steps from the house. On the ground, through the undergrowth, in the trees and on the rocks, the most beautiful birds and deer of the region find shelter. It is a UNESCO jewel and a place of leisure (25 kilometers of walking trails), scientific research and an essential cultural activity for residents of Mont Saint Hilaire and the region. For some students at colleges and universities in the region and around the world, it provides a complement and living laboratory for their research.