This Home For Sale Near Montreal Is SO Quebec That It Looks Like A High-End Cabane À Sucre

Live in a sugar shack... nay, sugar mansion!
This Home For Sale Near Montreal Is SO Quebec That It Looks Like A High-End Cabane À Sucre
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With cabanes à sucre aka sugar shacks closed in Quebec red zones this season due to COVID-19, you may find yourself missing that classic Quebec aesthetic — from the log exterior to the exposed wood beams to the cafeteria-style seating.

What if you could buy a property like that near Montreal... but nicer and bigger? What if you could live in your very own sugar shack? Or, rather, sugar mansion.

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This 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home in Piedmont, Quebec is less than an hour from Montreal and it's for sale. 

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It has all the markings of a cabane à sucre — even those red window frames — but a higher-end version renovated in 2011.

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There's wood everywhere — the ground-floor floors
are terracotta and the first-floor floors are Brazilian Cumaru hardwood.

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And the kitchen is even large enough for a few really long tables with red-and-white checkered table cloths. 

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But it also boasts things you won't find in a sugar shack, such as an en-suite bathroom with a spillover bath, a two-person shower and a jacuzzi spa. 

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The best of both worlds!

Sugar Mansion

Price: $689,000

Address: 757, rue Principale, Piedmont, Québec

Description: A single-family home meets cabane à sucre less than an hour away from Montreal. 

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