A unique heritage residence with timeless charmSet in a remarkable natural environment in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, the Monast-Lahaise House stands as a true testament to Quebec's architectural heritage. Built in 1808 and listed in the province's cultural heritage register, this elegant detached two-storey home sits on over 65,800 sq. ft. of landscaped land bordered by a tranquil stream. The enchanting setting offers privacy, serenity, and a partial view of the mountain.

The home's historical character is preserved in every detail: period woodwork, a European-inspired veranda, noble stone cladding, and a durable steel roof reflect a deep respect for its origins while offering modern longevity. From the moment you step inside, the warmth of the wood, the natural light, and the fluid layout of the spaces evoke elegance and tranquility.
The interior layout is both functional and versatile, featuring two upstairs bedrooms (with the possibility of a third on the main floor via the boudoir), a full bathroom, a powder room, a laundry room, a spacious living area, a welcoming dining room, and an expansive kitchen. The covered veranda, gently sloping lot, and mature trees create a poetic outdoor ambiance--ideal for entertaining or quiet reflection.
Outside, a large barn and a detached single-car garage add to the property's appeal, offering potential for creative projects, events, or additional storage.
Heated by a forced-air electric system and served by both municipal water and a surface well, the home seamlessly blends historical charm with contemporary comfort. Ideally located near schools, cycling paths, essential services, and commuter rail.
A rare and noble property filled with soul and character, for those seeking to live in a place rich in history, nature, and distinction.