Affordable and adorable: we challenged ourselves to find properties in Quebec for sale for less than $500,000, but equipped with a little something that makes it stand out.
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This pretty ancestral house with a mansard roof has retained the charm of its origins which date back to 1903. Adorned with cedar shingles painted blue and gray sheet metal, it seduces with its skylights and its large gallery, characteristics of the architecture of the era.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
All in wood, the solarium is a bright and warm space.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
The ground floor is largely made up of an open area in the center of which sits a fireplace.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
We love the contrast of the steel blue wall with the pale color of the moldings and the white of the ceiling.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
Modest, the kitchen could be refreshed by the new owners.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
A pretty arch separates the living room from the office room.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
There are two bedrooms upstairs.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
The clawfoot tub blends in well with the decor.
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PHOTO FROM THE RE/MAX WEBSITE
In the back, the green thumbs will be able to garden. The property also has a parking driveway.
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From this old lady, we love the solarium, warm and inviting with the hammock hanging there. Painted wooden slats brighten up the walls in each of the rooms.
In addition to its three bedrooms, the house has an open living area with a wood-burning fireplace and two bathrooms, one of which has a must-have clawfoot tub.
Its price: $224,900
His city: Loretteville district, Quebec
Its rooms: 9, including 3 bedrooms
Its land: 4809 ft2
Its little extras: its charm of yesteryear, the “cocoon” effect created by the mansard roof inside the bedrooms upstairs and the solarium