Two or more storey
203, Route 221 S.
Lacolle
990 000 $
Occupation delay: 125 days
12 rooms 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1 powder room
Fall for the charm of this exceptional estate in Lacolle. This 1836 home blends ancestral soul and contemporary luxury on 32 arpents of land. The home features 3 bedrooms, including the master suite with a private ensuite and private balcony with a view on the West. Bright living area with slow combustion wood fireplace and kitchen with a massive quartz island. A paradisiac terrain: 1200 trees planted in 2020-2023 join the existing mature forest. Equiped sugar shack, insulated/heated barn, garage, and chicken coop. A peaceful haven for your self-sufficiency projects. Vintage charm meets with modern comfort. A must-see!
General information
Category
Residential
Style
Two or more storey
Rooms
12
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Powder rooms
1
Building
Year built
1836
Front
12.28 meters
Depth
9.79 meters
Lot
Front
156.72 meters
Area
116509.6 square meters
Evaluation (2026)
Building
356 300 $
Lot
356 100 $
Total:
712 400 $
Expenses
Monthly
Yearly
Energy cost
421 $
5 055 $
Municipal Taxes (2026)
248 $
2 977 $
School taxes (2026)
27 $
326 $
Total:
697 $
8 358 $
Renovations
Kitchen
2017
Floors
2017
Bathroom
2017
Electricity
2018
Windows
2018
Insulation
2020
Plumbing
2020
Miscelanious
2025
Basement
Other : Concret slab on the ground, Separate entrance, Unfinished, Low (less than 6 feet)
Basement foundation
Concrete slab on the ground
Bathroom / Washroom
Adjoining to primary bedroom, Seperate shower, Other : Antique bathtub on legs
Cupboard
Wood
Distinctive features
Other : up to the St. George rank, Wooded lot: hardwood trees, No neighbours in the back
Driveway
Not Paved
Equipment available
Private balcony, Wall-mounted heat pump, Water softener, Electric garage door
Foundation
Stone
Garage
Other, Detached
Hearth stove
Wood fireplace
Heating energy
Electricity, Wood
Heating system
Space heating baseboards, Other : Slow combusting stove into the fireplace, Electric baseboard units
Parking
Garage, 13 Outdoor
Proximity
Park - green area, Elementary school, Snowmobile trail, Highway, Bicycle path, Cross-country skiing, ATV trail, Other : NY Customs Overton Corner / QC Rte 221, Golf
Roofing
Tin
Sewage system
Purification field, Other : Septic tank made of concrete, Septic tank
Siding
Other : CanExel - Maibec, Pressed fibre
Topography
Other : Slope of low degree, Flat
View
Other : To the East and to the West, Panoramic
Water supply
Tubular well
Window type
Sliding, Crank handle, Hung
Windows
PVC
Zoning
Agricultural, Residential, Forest
Include
HOME: Roller blinds, fixtures &luminaries, GREE* heat pump, convectors, electric baseboards, electric fireplace cabinet, dishwasher, slow-burning fireplace and fireplaces - are sold without guarantee as to their compliance with the applicable regulations as well as the requirements imposed by insurance companies.2 antique trunks, humidifier, sump pump, submersible well pump, pressurized cold water tank, salt water softener, 60 gallon water heater. FOLLOWING INCLUSIONS SEE ADDENDA.
Exclude
The seller will collect certain plants upon his departure.
Ground floor
Veranda
View to the West
Floor: ceramic tiles
20'7" x 7'2" (irregular)
Kitchen
Kitchen island quartz top
Floor: ceramic tiles
20'4" x 13'4" (irregular)
Dining room
Painted wooden slat ceiling
Floor: cherrywood
16'11" x 11'9" (irregular)
Hall d'entrée du côté nord
View to the North
Floor: cherrywood
10'1" x 10'11" (irregular)
Washroom
Washer & dry outlets
Floor: ceramic tiles
5'7" x 8'11"
Living room
O
Slow combusting wood fireplace
Floor: cherrywood
24'2" x 13'2"
2nd floor
Primary bedroom
Private balcony
Floor: knotty pine
16'5" x 10'8" (irregular)
Salle de bain attenante à CCP
Shower
Floor: ceramic tiles
9'2" x 3'4"
Den
multipurpose
Floor: wild cherrywood
16'2" x 9'2" (irregular)
Chambre no. 2
View to the East
Floor: wild cherrywood
16'2" x 11'7" (irregular)
Chambre no. 3 / atelier à savon
View to the South
Floor: wild cherrywood
13'2" x 14'8" (irregular)
Bathroom
Antique tub on antique bath
Floor: ceramic tiles
13'4" x 9'7" (irregular)
Other
Storage
Varied heights
Floor: concrete
19'7" x 23'11" (irregular)
Perron avant couvert
Vue to the East
31'8" x 7'7"
Patio au Nord
View to the North
Floor: treated wood
9'11" x 23'10"
Addenda
The immovable under residential acquired rights is
concomitant with the lots in the agricultural & forest
zone, Centris no. 19298299, i.e. they have to be sold
together and cannot be separated from each other. The price
reflects the total of the 3 zonings.
SUITE INCLUSIONS: HOME: Tomb freezer/ SUGAR SHACK: Maple
water evaporator and accessories, green shelf/ GARAGE:
electric door opener + remote control, small 5 gallons hot
water heater, old propane tank, black propane stove with
the oven not functional, white fridge/ BARN-BARN-WORKSHOP:
Propane furnace suspended from the ceiling, the 4 wheelers
requiers repair comes with its scraper.
THE RUSTIC REVISITED:
Located on Route 221 South, this property is a journey
through time. Built in 1836, it has passed through the ages
while maintaining its authenticity, all while incorporating
modern luxury standards. The warm floors and noble
materials highlight exemplary maintenance.
LIVING SPACE:
The ground floor is designed to welcome guests while
enjoying the nature to the East. The large glassed-in
living room, enhanced by a slow combustion fireplace,
invites calm and relaxation. The kitchen is the heart of
the house: a huge quartz central island and abundant
storage make it a space as functional as it is aesthetic,
appealing to the chef in you. The spacious dining room
accommodates a table for 8. The bright veranda at the back
welcomes your guests. The half-bath/laundry room completes
this level.
Upstairs, rest reigns. There are 3 bedrooms and a versatile
sitting room. The master bedroom is a sanctuary with its
ensuite bathroom including a private shower and its
adjoining balcony offering a breathtaking view of the land
and forest to the West. Occasionally, deer can be seen. A
second independent bathroom with an antique clawfoot tub
and a separate shower serves the upstairs.
Service cellar with outdoor access: Less than 6 feet
height, perfect for storage, a wine cellar, or preserving
harvests (canning).
A LAND OF A THOUSAND RICHENESS:
More than just land, it is an ecosystem. On 32 acres,
biodiversity reigns. In addition to thousands of mature
trees, there are over 1,200 specimens of various species
carefully planted (maples, ashes, hazelnuts, apple trees,
plum trees). Lots of potential in sight.
OUTBUILDINGS AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS:
- Functional sugar shack will delight lovers of local
products, with the vegetable garden and chicken coop
already in place.
- Workshop-Barn: A versatile space with an insulated,
heated, and lit area, ideal for DIY craftsmen.
- Detached garage: Versatile, featuring a summer kitchen
with stainless steel commercial sink and propane hookup for
a cooking gaz stove.
TAXE NOTE:
A portion of the sale price could be taxable. It is the
buyer's responsibility to verify applicable taxes and
benefits related to agricultural/forest registrered status.
concomitant with the lots in the agricultural & forest
zone, Centris no. 19298299, i.e. they have to be sold
together and cannot be separated from each other. The price
reflects the total of the 3 zonings.
SUITE INCLUSIONS: HOME: Tomb freezer/ SUGAR SHACK: Maple
water evaporator and accessories, green shelf/ GARAGE:
electric door opener + remote control, small 5 gallons hot
water heater, old propane tank, black propane stove with
the oven not functional, white fridge/ BARN-BARN-WORKSHOP:
Propane furnace suspended from the ceiling, the 4 wheelers
requiers repair comes with its scraper.
THE RUSTIC REVISITED:
Located on Route 221 South, this property is a journey
through time. Built in 1836, it has passed through the ages
while maintaining its authenticity, all while incorporating
modern luxury standards. The warm floors and noble
materials highlight exemplary maintenance.
LIVING SPACE:
The ground floor is designed to welcome guests while
enjoying the nature to the East. The large glassed-in
living room, enhanced by a slow combustion fireplace,
invites calm and relaxation. The kitchen is the heart of
the house: a huge quartz central island and abundant
storage make it a space as functional as it is aesthetic,
appealing to the chef in you. The spacious dining room
accommodates a table for 8. The bright veranda at the back
welcomes your guests. The half-bath/laundry room completes
this level.
Upstairs, rest reigns. There are 3 bedrooms and a versatile
sitting room. The master bedroom is a sanctuary with its
ensuite bathroom including a private shower and its
adjoining balcony offering a breathtaking view of the land
and forest to the West. Occasionally, deer can be seen. A
second independent bathroom with an antique clawfoot tub
and a separate shower serves the upstairs.
Service cellar with outdoor access: Less than 6 feet
height, perfect for storage, a wine cellar, or preserving
harvests (canning).
A LAND OF A THOUSAND RICHENESS:
More than just land, it is an ecosystem. On 32 acres,
biodiversity reigns. In addition to thousands of mature
trees, there are over 1,200 specimens of various species
carefully planted (maples, ashes, hazelnuts, apple trees,
plum trees). Lots of potential in sight.
OUTBUILDINGS AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS:
- Functional sugar shack will delight lovers of local
products, with the vegetable garden and chicken coop
already in place.
- Workshop-Barn: A versatile space with an insulated,
heated, and lit area, ideal for DIY craftsmen.
- Detached garage: Versatile, featuring a summer kitchen
with stainless steel commercial sink and propane hookup for
a cooking gaz stove.
TAXE NOTE:
A portion of the sale price could be taxable. It is the
buyer's responsibility to verify applicable taxes and
benefits related to agricultural/forest registrered status.
Lucie Brault
Courtier immobilier résidentiel et commercial
ROYAL LEPAGE DU QUARTIER
Real Estate Agency
514-707-4321
450-349-5883
