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Rare on the market, this duplex offers an exceptional layout that combines flexibility and profitability. On one side, you have a space perfectly suited for multigenerational living, offering autonomy and comfort to your loved ones. On the other, a separate unit ready to be rented, providing rental income to help reduce your mortgage payments.

Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, this property offers a peaceful living environment where only the birds break the silence. With a private lot of over 37,000 square feet, perfectly landscaped, you'll enjoy all the space and tranquility you've been seeking.

Impeccable maintenance, with a roof redone in 2020, and recent well pump and Ecoflo filter.

This is a rare opportunity combining quality of life and investment.

Both units benefit from exceptional brightness thanks to their living spaces located at garden level, providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The income unit stands out with its large private terrace and parking right at the door--key features that make renting much easier.

Additionally, this property has access rights to Lac Prévost, which has a surface area of 0.105 km² and a water volume of 157,000 m³. Its average depth is 1.5 meters, with a maximum depth of 3.3 meters (Figure 13) (Carignan and CRE Laurentides, 2021). Since there is no public access, recreational use is reserved for residents in its immediate perimeter who hold access rights. Activities at Lac Prévost include swimming, fishing, relaxing, wildlife and flora observation, and non-motorized water activities (canoeing, kayaking, etc.). Motorized boating is not practiced here, although an electric rowboat occasionally circulates. A grassed area a few meters wide allows those with access rights to bring their boats and swimmers to the lake from Chemin du Lac Prévost.

Why live in Saint-Sauveur

Located 60 kilometers north of Montreal, this urban countryside offers the perfect combination of nature and suburban amenities.

Coming alive with the first snow, the mountains overlooking the Saint-Sauveur Valley are a well-known destination for ski and snowboard enthusiasts. Although the area is an exceptional place to fully enjoy winter, it also offers a wide range of attractions to discover throughout the year. Surrounded by mountains, lakes, and vast spaces, the residents of Saint-Sauveur have a huge playground at their disposal. And what if you settled here like they did?

Discover what your lifestyle could look like, along with a host of activities to enjoy with the changing seasons.