Dive into history with this reproduction of an ancestral home dating back to the French regime in Canada.
Built by Pierre Ricard who had a keen interest in heritage homes, this chalet, made of stone, was built with respect to ancestral Normand traditions. Inside, the presence of wood, a traditional fireplace, and the traditionally inspired decor offer a throwback to the past. The house is located at the edge of the village on a large lot where you can find an outdoor bread oven and a sugar shack.
The decor, amenities and layout of this house will please honeymooners as well as small groups looking for a unique stay.
The Ricard House can accommodate up to 12 people. The total surface is 1,750 ft2 (162 m2) over two floors. You will find yourself within minutes of Mont-Sainte-Anne’s ski slopes and bike paths.
Description :
Ground Floor
1 full kitchen with 1 dishwasher, 1 refrigerator-freezer, 1 microwave, etc
Large island with stools
Nespresso coffee machine (Original Line capsule)
Central stone fireplace in the living room (wood included)
1 washroom with 1 toilet and 1 sink
1 washroom with 1 shower and 1 sink
Washer and dryer
42 inch television with Illico cable
First Floor
3 bedrooms with 1 queen bed (6 people)
1 bathroom with 1 whirlpool, 1 shower, 1 toilet and 2 sinks
Air conditioning
Mezzanine
4 single beds (4 people)
1 double bed (2 people)
Exterior
6-seater outdoor spa
Outdoor sauna
BBQ and picnic table
Parking for 8 cars + 120 V outlet for electric vehicles
Stone terrace in the front with view of the mountain
Large private lot, surrounded by maple, pine and cedar trees
Area to clean bikes
Children’s play area with slide
Outdoor fireplace (in summer only)
* Access to an outdoor swimming pool heated in winter, an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a spa and a gym for all our customers, located around 2 KM from our chalets.
