Portage-du-Fort
Property description
Stunning waterfront home with breathtaking Ottawa River views from every room, perfectly perched on a peaceful 1.7-acre wooded lot in a quiet cul-de-sac. Featuring 2 bedrooms - one a private loft above the heated double garage - plus 1.5 baths, this 2020 log home was built with passive solar efficiency in mind and radiant heated floors throughout for year-round comfort and reduced energy costs. Enjoy a private dock, navigable river access, and a spacious deck made for entertaining. Soaring wood ceilings, a modern kitchen, and rustic-chic finishes blend country charm with smart design. Only 15 min to Renfrew/Shawville, an hour from Ottawa.
Details
Located near
Highway, Park - green area, Alpine skiing
Room dimension
| Room | Floor | Dimensions | Floor covering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | 1st level/Ground floor | 10.2x16.5 P | Concrete |
| Dining room | 1st level/Ground floor | 8.10x10.4 P | Concrete |
| Living room | 1st level/Ground floor | 14.4x15.10 P | Concrete |
| Bedroom | 1st level/Ground floor | 11.10x14.3 P | Concrete |
| Hallway | 1st level/Ground floor | 4.1x15.3 P | Concrete |
| Bathroom | 1st level/Ground floor | 5.11x12.8 P | Concrete |
| Bedroom/Loft over garage | 1st level/Ground floor | 24.10x26.11 P | Wood |
| Powder room/Loft over garage | 1st level/Ground floor | 5.0x7.11 P | Wood |
Taxes and expenses
| Municipal Taxes | $5,876 |
| School taxes | $346 |
Building and interior of the property
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 1 |
| Washrooms | 1 |
| Number of rooms | 8 |
| Number of rooms above ground | 2 |
| Living area | 1170 SF |
| Expected delay of occupancy | 45 days |
| Items included in the sale | All appliances, hot water tank, water softener and dock. |
| Items excluded in the sale | The seller will only provide the certificate of location that is in their possession. Should a new certificate of location or a new title insurance be required, it will be at the buyer's expense. |
| Dimension of the front of the building | 26 F |
| Dimension of the depth of building | 45 F |
| Land area | 6914.9 SM |
| Dimension of the front of the land | 49.36 M |
| Dimension of the depth of the land | 120.66 M |
| Year built | 2020 |
| Municipal assessment (land) | $134,600 |
| Municipal assessment (building) | $495,600 |
| Municipal assessment (total) | $630,200 |
| Assessment year | 2026 |
| Area of the building | 1170 SF |
| Driveway | Not Paved |
| Landscaping | Landscape |
| Cupboard | Melamine |
| Basement foundation | Concrete slab on the ground |
| Heating system | Radiant |
| Water supply | Artesian well |
| Heating energy | Electricity |
| Windows | PVC |
| Garage | Heated, Double width or more, Detached |
| Siding | Wood |
| Distinctive features | Water access, Navigable, Waterfront, Cul-de-sac, Wooded |
| Basement | No basement |
| Parking | Outdoor, Garage |
| Sewage system | Purification field, Septic tank |
| Window type | Crank handle |
| Roofing | Tin |
| Topography | Sloped, Flat |
| View | Water, Panoramic |
| Zoning | Residential |
Addendum
| Discover Portage-du-Fort, Quebec |
| A charming heritage village along the Ottawa River in the |
| Pontiac region -- one of Quebec's hidden gems, where |
| small-town warmth meets stunning natural beauty. |
| About the Village |
| One of Quebec's smallest and oldest villages (population |
| ~250), offering an intimate, close-knit community where |
| neighbours truly know one another. |
| Recognized for its rich heritage character, with historic |
| stone buildings, century-old homes, and tree-lined streets. |
| A welcoming bilingual community blending English and French |
| cultures in everyday life. |
| Things to Do |
| > On the water: boating, kayaking, canoeing, |
| paddleboarding, and excellent fishing on the navigable |
| Ottawa River, right at your doorstep. |
| > Arts & culture: visit the renowned Stone School Gallery |
| for rotating contemporary art exhibitions and cultural |
| events. |
| > Outdoor adventures: miles of hiking, ATV, and snowmobile |
| trails, plus cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice |
| fishing in winter. |
| > Scenic landmarks: the impressive Chenaux Dam and |
| surrounding Pontiac countryside of rivers, forests, and |
| farmland. |
| > Local events: the famous Shawville Fair (one of Quebec's |
| oldest), farmers' markets, and seasonal festivals. |
| > Nearby skiing: Calabogie Peaks and Mont Ste-Marie within |
| easy driving distance. |
| Nearby Services |
| > Shawville (~15 min): grocery, pharmacy, Pontiac Community |
| Hospital, restaurants, hardware, banks, SAQ, and schools. |
| > Campbell's Bay (~15 min): municipal services and |
| additional shopping. |
| > Renfrew, Ontario (~15 min via bridge): Walmart, larger |
| grocery stores, restaurants, and medical services. |
| > Ottawa/Gatineau (~1 hr): international airport, specialty |
| shopping, and full big-city access. |
| > Schools: English and French elementary and high school |
| options in Shawville and Fort-Coulonge. |
| The Lifestyle |
| > Slower pace, deeper connection: trade traffic and noise |
| for birdsong, river breezes, and starlit skies. |
| > Outdoor living year-round: every season invites you |
| outside, from summer days on the river to winter sports on |
| groomed trails. |
| > Affordable country living: more land, more space, and |
| more lifestyle for your dollar compared to urban |
| Ottawa-Gatineau. |
| > Perfect for retirees seeking peace, remote workers |
| wanting a true escape, young families craving a safe |
| environment, and weekenders looking for a year-round |
| riverfront retreat. |
| > Strong community spirit and a sense of belonging that's |
| increasingly rare to find. |
| Portage-du-Fort isn't just a place to live -- it's a |
| lifestyle of natural beauty, heritage charm, and authentic |
| community living, all just an hour from the capital. |




































