This 19-Room Quebec Home For Sale Under $200,000 Is Actually An Old General Store (PHOTOS)

Plus, the home office has a separate entrance.
This 19-Room Quebec Home Is For Sale Under $200,000 (PHOTOS)
William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec
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This Quebec home for sale could be a deal for anyone looking to get out of the city and own a treasured piece of local history.

The home, an hour outside Quebec City in the Chaudière-Appalaches town of Sainte-Agathe-de-Lotbinière, used to function as the neighbourhood general store, realtor William Boutin told MTL Blog.

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It might need a bit of TLC, but it appears to retain some of its charming original features and details.

William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec

The structure counts 19 rooms in total, but it could be split into two apartments, each with its own entrance.

William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec

There's also a dedicated game room.

William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec

The home sits on a 14,111 square-foot lot and, with no neighbours behind it (according to the listing), enjoys somewhat of a view of the distant fields.

William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec

All this could be yours for less than $200,000.

William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec

Get all the details below.

Old General Store

Price: $189,000

Address: 4642-4644, rue Gosford O., Sainte-Agathe-de-Lotbinière, QC 

Description: A large home that used to serve as the community's general store.

William Boutin | RE/MAX Québec

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