Agriculture for sale

Île Chantigny, Gracefield, Outaouais

$299,800
Île Chantigny
Gracefield
Type
Agriculture
Bedrooms
N/A
Living area
N/A
Bathrooms
N/A
MLS® 10914327

Property description

Discover Lot 64 on enchanting Île Chantigny, Lac Pemichangan, Gracefield, 5.61 acres of untouched island paradise with 435.86 ft of pristine waterfront. Deeded common parking & private dock access at lake's south end. Ready-to-build: exquisite 4-bed off-grid cottage plans by Barbara Steele, Registered Interior Designer (max lake-facing rooms, thoughtful flow). Montreal-engineered solar plan included. Ideal for visionary buyers seeking serenity, sustainability, and smart investment.

Sold without legal warranty, at the risk and peril of the buyer

Details

Alpine skiing, ATV trail, Cross-country skiing, Golf, Park, Snowmobile trail

Municipal $752
School $48
Expected delay of occupancy 30
Land area 22737.7
Dimension of the front of the land 138.18
Dimension of the depth of the land 340.09
Municipal assessment (land) $96,500
Municipal assessment (building) $100
Municipal assessment (total) $96,600
Assessment year 2026
Irregular land Yes
Distinctive features Navigable, No rear neighbours, Resort/Cottage, Waterfront, Wooded, Wooded: mixed trees
Sewage system None
Topography Flat, Sloped
View Panoramic, View of the mountain, View of the water
Water supply None
Waterfront Lake
Nestled on enchanting Île Chantigny (Lot 64) in Lac Pemichangan, this pristine 5.61-acre (22,738 m²) undeveloped island offers 453 feet (138 m) of direct waterfront -- a rare blank canvas for a custom off-grid retreat in one of the region's most beautiful settings.The island offers exceptional privacy across five-plus acres of mature hardwood and conifer forest. Gentle slopes along the shoreline suit building sites with long lake views, while higher ground delivers panoramic views of the lake and the layered Gatineau hills. Lac Pemichangan is a sparkling 10 km² lake in the Upper Gatineau region, roughly 1.5 hours from Ottawa and 2.5 hours from Montreal, near Gracefield. Surrounded by rolling hills and dense forest, it boasts excellent water quality, thriving bass and pike populations, and abundant wildlife including loons, deer, and moose. The active Friends of Lake Pemichangan (FLP) protects the lake through stewardship, shoreline preservation, and eco-friendly practices.Deeded common access includes a parking lot and dock at the lake's south end, putting the island just a short boat ride away -- offering true seclusion while keeping Gracefield's shops, restaurants, and amenities within easy reach by car or boat. The area shines year-round (ice permitting for winter access): swimming, boating, kayaking, fishing, hiking, and berry picking in summer; snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing in winter.Nearby, the historic Gatineau Fish and Game Club (est. 1894) adds a strong social and practical dimension for members and guests. In its own words, it helps make cottage life easier -- especially for those coming from farther away -- with rental accommodations, basic supplies (gas, propane, ice, firewood), secure boat houses and winter storage, member boats, cottage cleaning, seasonal opening/closing, laundry facilities, and property maintenance. The Club House also hosts special events, and members rely on staff expertise for guidance and support. Premium Inclusions: professional 4-bedroom off-grid cottage plans by Barbara Steele and a complementary Montreal-engineered solar energy system.This exceptional island is a true private sanctuary -- an opportunity to build a lasting legacy in the heart of the Laurentians.

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