Two or more storey for sale

1216 Ch. de la Montagne, Gatineau (Hull), Outaouais

$1,695,000
1216 Ch. de la Montagne
Gatineau (Hull)
Type
Two or more storey
Bedrooms
3
Living area
2621 PC
Bathrooms
2
MLS® 25603321

Property description

Exceptional architectural residence nestled on a private 2.5-acre lot backing directly onto Gatineau Park, with privileged access to its most sought-after trails. Originally built in the 1950s and extensively expanded and renovated, this home inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's organic architecture features spectacular windows, light-filled living spaces immersed in nature, multiple stone fireplaces, a primary suite set within a private tower with terrace, and an oversized double garage. A rare balance of comfort, design, privacy, and nature less than 15 minutes from downtown Ottawa. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.

Details

Highway, Cegep, Golf, Hospital, Park - green area, Elementary school, High school, Public transport, University, Bicycle path, Alpine skiing, Cross-country skiing, Daycare centre

Room Floor Dimensions Floor covering
Living room 1st level/Ground floor 15.2x15 P Wood
Dining room 1st level/Ground floor 13x15.8 P Wood
Kitchen 1st level/Ground floor 16.6x8.7 P Ceramic tiles
Washroom 1st level/Ground floor 5x4.2 P Ceramic tiles
Hallway 1st level/Ground floor 13x4.11 P Ceramic tiles
lounge 1st level/Ground floor 13.6x13.4 P Wood
TV room 1st level/Ground floor 14.7x14.5 P Ceramic tiles
Bedroom 1st level/Ground floor 11.6x12.8 P Ceramic tiles
Bedroom 1st level/Ground floor 11.6x12.4 P Ceramic tiles
Bathroom 1st level/Ground floor 7.6x8.2 P Ceramic tiles
Laundry room 1st level/Ground floor 2.9x5.9 P Ceramic tiles
Master bedroom 2nd floor 12.8x18 P Wood
master ensuite 2nd floor 13.9x10.8 P Ceramic tiles
walk in closet 2nd floor 7.1x6.2 P Wood
Municipal Taxes $6,109
School taxes $623
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Washrooms 1
Number of rooms 14
Number of rooms above ground 3
Living area 2621 SF
Expected delay of occupancy 60 days
Items included in the sale All appliances, pantry, curtains, blinds, light fixtures, water heater, 6 exterior cameras, hot tub, metal shelving in the garage, electric vehicle charging station, summer kitchen, Murphy bed in one of the main floor bedrooms and storage closets in both
Items excluded in the sale Shelving units on casters in the garage, generator, furniture in the pavilion and outdoor furniture, two wooden (teak) mirrors in the hallways, mirror in the bathroom
Dimension of the front of the building 67.9 F
Dimension of the depth of building 29 F
Land area 10094 SM
Dimension of the front of the land 60.96 M
Dimension of the depth of the land 165.59 M
Year built 1956
Municipal assessment (land) $312,300
Municipal assessment (building) $551,100
Municipal assessment (total) $863,400
Assessment year 2026
Irregular building Yes
Irregular land Yes
Carport Detached, Double width or more
Landscaping Landscape
Basement foundation Concrete slab on the ground
Water supply Artesian well, Shallow well
Heating energy Electricity
Equipment available Water softener, Ventilation system, Wall-mounted air conditioning, Level 2 charging station, Other
Hearth stove Other, Gaz fireplace
Garage Heated, Double width or more, Detached
Rental appliances Alarm system
Distinctive features No neighbours in the back, Wooded
Bathroom / Washroom Adjoining to the master bedroom, Seperate shower
Basement No basement
Parking In carport, Garage, Outdoor
Sewage system Purification field, Sealed septic tank, Septic tank
Roofing Elastomer membrane
Topography Sloped, Flat
View Mountain
Zoning Residential
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Request the brochure for more information.
Some properties are visited. This one is experienced,
season after season.
Backing directly onto Gatineau Park and nestled on an
oversized 2.5-acre lot offering complete privacy, 1216
chemin de la Montagne is far more than a home -- it is
privileged access to one of Canada's largest urban parks,
located just 600 metres from the Gatineau Parkway.
For outdoor enthusiasts and four-season sports lovers, the
location is simply unmatched. Cross-country skiing,
snowshoeing, mountain biking, hiking, golf -- the park's
trails become a natural extension of your property. You no
longer leave home to enjoy the outdoors; you simply step
out your back door.
The architecture, designed by Wheeler, stands in a class of
its own. Timeless in spirit yet entirely modernized in its
expression, the home was conceived so that the interior and
the surrounding forest become one. The volumes, materials,
and expansive windows were all carefully orchestrated to
capture the ever-changing light of the seasons while
offering breathtaking views and unforgettable sunsets.
Quite simply, there is no other architecture like this in
the Outaouais.
The location itself is a rare privilege -- absolute
tranquility while remaining less than 10 minutes from all
city amenities and only 15 minutes from downtown Ottawa.
An opportunity like this rarely comes along twice.
Built in the 1950s on a 108,000 sq. ft. lot, this
single-storey residence has been fully expanded and
renovated while preserving its defining modernist spirit.
Nestled in the Gatineau hills, this modern home in the
forest offers a life in harmony with nature. At the end of
the property, a trail leading directly into Gatineau Park
is within easy reach.
Originally designed by architect William Stranks, the
residence draws inspiration from the organic architecture
championed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It spans a poured
concrete slab with an in-floor radiant heating system, and
sits harmoniously on its irregular lot. The stone cladding
was sourced directly from the site. The renovation,
entrusted to Charles Wheeler of Wheeler Associates
Residential Design and carried out by Habitations
Mapleridge, added a tower housing the primary suite,
enhancing the overall structure while respecting the
original aesthetic. The exterior cladding is composed of
natural materials: stone, concrete, and pine boards. The
red wood-clad tower stands out elegantly against the pale
grey main volume.
Bright Living Spaces Open to Nature:
The remarkable fenestration, designed to maximize natural
light, creates a seamless connection between indoors and
out. Varying ceiling heights are accentuated by rows of
ribbon windows. Over 50 recessed LED lights complement the
natural lighting. The energy-efficient windows frame
beautiful views of the forest and the park. Sightings of
wild turkeys and deer are a common occurrence.

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