As soon as you pass through the entrance gate from Main Street, which connects St-Sauveur and Piedmont, you'll feel a sense of peace and security. This hamlet is beautifully landscaped and meticulously maintained.

It can also serve as a second home for those who wish to escape the city occasionally. Some furniture is available for purchase -- a list is available.

Within walking distance of the village of St-Sauveur, this property enjoys an unparalleled setting and an ideal location for a family with young children, as it is close to three elementary schools and a park offering a wide range of activities. Molson Park, located behind the nearby Pauline-Vanier chalet, features splash pads, a lit skating trail in the forest, a skateboard ramp, and a soccer field. Several other parks are also nearby.

The neighboring village of St-Sauveur, considered authentic, has always been one of the most sought-after villages in the Laurentians. It's part of the Vallée des Étoiles (Valley of Stars) as it's surrounded by the largest night skiing area, including Mont Olympia in Piedmont. Located halfway between Montreal and Mont-Tremblant, it's an attractive place to settle.

With its array of shops and restaurants, the neighbouring village of St-Sauveur offers a host of activities and outdoor shows year-round. It's a lively village! St-Sauveur's proximity to major urban centres, such as Montreal and Laval, which are less than an hour away, makes it particularly appealing. You can travel to Montreal using the commuter train from St-Jérôme. Public transit service to Piedmont also facilitates travel between St-Jérôme and Mont-Tremblant.

Pets are permitted under certain conditions. Short-term rentals are not allowed.