$1,900,000
109 Ch. Boom
Pontiac
Pontiac
Type
Two or more stories
Bedrooms
1
Living area
2072 Square Feet
Bathrooms
N/A
MLS® 14021853
Property description
Envision your family legacy and next venture sharing one extraordinary address: 109 Boom. Across 184 acres on the Ottawa River, this secluded residential farm property delivers over one mile of shoreline, an all-sand beach, organic farmland, water service, and serious long-term potential. Three fields--approximately seven, eight, and nine acres--invite market gardens, orchards, or agricultural enterprise. Two century homes offer renovation potential, while a waterfront bunkie with wood-fired stove and a hangar support work and play. Secluded yet only 30 minutes from the city, this rare estate balances privacy, access, income possibilitie
Sold without legal warranty, at the risk and peril of the buyerDetails
Room dimension
| Room | Floor | Dimensions | Floor covering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living room | 1st level/Ground floor | 16.2 X 14.8 ft / 4.93 X 4.47 m | Wood |
| Family room | 1st level/Ground floor | 18 X 13.6 ft / 5.49 X 4.11 m | Wood |
| Bedroom | 2nd level | 12.6 X 12.10 ft / 3.81 X 3.91 m | Wood |
Taxes and expenses
| Municipal | $2,781 |
| School | $215 |
Building and interior of the property
| Bedrooms | 1 |
| Number of rooms | 3 |
| Number of rooms above ground | 1 |
| Living area | 2072 Square Feet |
| Expected delay of occupancy | 30 days |
| Dimension of the front of the building | 28 feet |
| Dimension of the depth of building | 40 feet |
| Land area | 184.6 acre |
| Dimension of the front of the land | 514.7 metres |
| Dimension of the depth of the land | 1870.44 metres |
| Year built | 1910 |
| Municipal assessment (land) | $256,200 |
| Municipal assessment (building) | $61,600 |
| Municipal assessment (total) | $317,800 |
| Assessment year | 2026 |
| Irregular land | Yes |
| Basement | Unfinished |
| Distinctive features | Cul-de-sac, Detached, Navigable, Waterfront, Wooded |
| Driveway | Double width or more, Unpaved |
| Foundation | Poured concrete, Stone |
| Landscaping | Landscaped |
| Parking | Driveway |
| Roofing | Sheet metal |
| Sewage system | None |
| Siding | Wood |
| Topography | Flat, Sloped |
| View | Panoramic, View of the mountain, View of the water |
| Water supply | Surface well, Well |
| Waterfront | River |
| Window type | Guillotine |
| Windows | Wood |
Addendum
| magine bringing generations together at 109 Chemin Boom, where 184 acres of waterfront and residential farm land stretch along the Ottawa River. More than one mile of shoreline, an all-sand beach, and a secluded natural setting make this a true legacy opportunity--not merely a weekend escape. With residential zoning and subdivision potential, subject to municipal approvals, the property offers remarkable flexibility for a multigenerational family estate with multiple residences over time. The land is ready to work as well as enjoy. Three separate farm fields of approximately seven, eight, and nine acres create appealing space for market gardens, small-scale agriculture, orchards, or other farm ventures. The remaining acreage gives everyone room to spread out, explore, gather, and dream big without feeling crowded. Water service is already on site, adding a valuable practical advantage to this uncommon package. At the waterfront, a charming bunkie with a wood-fired stove makes cozy camping easy in every shoulder season. Wake to river views, step onto the sandy beach, launch a paddle, or settle beside the stove when the evening turns cool. A hangar provides generous space for boats, recreational toys, tractors, tools, and work machinery--because 184 acres tends to inspire a fairly serious equipment wish list. Broad open areas provide flexible parking for family, guests, trailers, and farm vehicles, while the mix of fields, mature natural surroundings, and riverfront creates a setting that feels both productive and restorative. Two century homes add history and significant renovation potential. They require a complete transformation, but their presence adds another layer of possibility for buyers with vision, patience, and a long-range plan. Whether the goal is a private retreat, a working family farm, or a shared estate that evolves across the next decade, the scale here is difficult to match. Despite its private atmosphere, the property is conveniently placed near Quyon and the Quyon Ferry Landing, with city amenities approximately 30 minutes away. That balance--wide-open land, Ottawa River frontage, agricultural utility, and everyday access--makes this a total package |
