Step into the heart of this exceptional residence, a true architectural masterpiece where elegance, refinement, and bi-generational functionality seamlessly merge in the heart of Québec. Spanning four levels and offering nearly 5 800 sq. ft. and 5 bedrooms of living space, this unique home captivates with its expansive, light-filled interiors, abundant windows, soaring 14-foot ceilings, and luxurious exotic wood flooring. Upstairs, the primary suite opens onto a balcony with partial views of the river and a breathtaking natural panorama. A place where design, comfort, and prestige harmoniously coexist. See Addenda

The property's location in an exceptional environment, just across from the Jeanne-d'Arc garden, gives it good positional value. The residence built on this site in 1991-1994 by builder Gilles Laberge to designs by architects Larochelle Peirolo uses a postmodern vocabulary. This type of architecture, which emerged in reaction to the idealistic theories of the modern movement, attempts to reinterpret past styles and certain classical architectural elements. Postmodern architecture marks the return of traditional materials, with a marked predilection for granite, polychromy, eclecticism and the principles of the École des Beaux-Arts.