$219,900+ GST-QST
113 Ch. Cross
La Pêche
La Pêche
Type
Lot
Bedrooms
N/A
Living area
N/A
Bathrooms
N/A
MLS® 17749730
Property description
Beautiful Waterfront Wooded Lot of Over 2 Acres on the Gatineau River -- Potential for a Private Dock Discover this exceptional site of more than 2 acres, fully wooded and offering significant potential. Thanks to the southwest orientation of the rear frontage, the property enjoys generous afternoon sunlight--ideal for a terrace or outdoor living space. The perfect setting to bring a nature-focused residential project to life. A rare opportunity for those seeking tranquility, greenery, and the advantages of riverfront living.
Details
Located near
Alpine skiing, Cross-country skiing, Golf, Park
Taxes and expenses
| Municipal | $1,282 |
| School | $58 |
| Common expenses | $500 |
Building and interior of the property
| Co-ownership fees | $500 |
| Expected delay of occupancy | 60 |
| Land area | 9993.1 |
| Dimension of the front of the land | 48.9 |
| Dimension of the depth of the land | 178 |
| Municipal assessment (land) | $151,300 |
| Municipal assessment (total) | $151,300 |
| Assessment year | 2026 |
| Irregular land | Yes |
| Distinctive features | Access, Navigable, Waterfront, Wooded: mixed trees |
| Sewage system | None |
| Topography | Sloped |
| View | View of the mountain |
| Water supply | None |
| Waterfront | River |
Addendum
| As with all lots at Wakefield sur le Golf, you will benefit from exclusive access to the community park, its network of hiking trails, and the community dock, with canoes and kayaks available for easy outings on the water. The location is ideal: only 5 minutes from the village of Wakefield (shops, cafés, and services), 30 minutes from Ottawa, and 5 minutes from three ski resorts for active winters. A rare opportunity combining nature, recreation, and accessibility--perfect for realizing a sustainable residential project in a sought-after area. Note: The southwest half of the lot is subject to a park servitude preventing the owner from clearing trees or constructing buildings in that area. In principle, it should be possible to install a private dock, but this remains subject to the requirements of the municipality and the provincial government. |
