116 du Lac Piché Street (dead-end street)
Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson, Quebec J0T 1L0
116 du Lac Piché Street (dead-end street)
Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson, Quebec J0T 1L0
CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE
1 ACRE OF LAND
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East facade
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East and north facades
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North facade
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South facade
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Entrance hall
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Cloakroom / Entrance hall (to customize)
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Open concept living space
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Open space living space
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Cathedral ceiling
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Open concept living space
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Kitchen
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Electric fireplace
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Bedroom or office / Ground floor
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Bedroom or office / Ground floor
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Toilet room / Ground floor
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Toilet room / Ground floor
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Staircase leading to second floor
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Staircase leading to ground floor
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Staircase leading to ground floor
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Upstairs corridor
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Bird's eye view from upstairs corridor
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Upstairs bedroom
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Upstairs bedroom
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Upstairs bathroom
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Upstairs bathroom
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Upstairs bedroom
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Upstairs bedroom
Privileged access to Lac PIché, less than 250 metres away
Privileged access to Lac Piché, less than 250 metres away
Swimming
Paddleboarding
Meditation
Hiking
Bird watching
Campfire
Outdoor fire
Les Sommets ski resorts nearby
LOCATION
Domaine Côté Boréal
Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson
WATERSIDE
Privileged access to Lac Piché
(less than 250 metres away)
LOT SIZE
1 acre (4,272.1 sq m / 45,984.5 sq ft)
LIVING AREA
1,675 sq ft
Ground floor: 1,135 sq ft / Upstairs: 540 sq ft
2 floors / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms
COURTYARD ORIENTATION
South
ENVELOPE
Entrance door and side window (8 ft H)
Hybrid windows (6 ft H)
Hybrid patio doors (8 ft H)
with transom (2 ft H X 14 ft W)
Pine wood siding
Sheet metal cladding without visible screws
HEATING
Ground floor – Heated concrete slab / Upstairs – Bathroom: heated slate floor – Bedrooms: electric baseboards
EQUIPMENT
Dimplex Opti-Myst brand three-sided electric fireplace with heating (without emissions)
Lifebreath brand heat recovery ventilator (up to 86% heat recovery)
ECOPEAK® technology water heater
Energy-efficient LED lighting
Dedicated socket for electric car
Pre-wiring for alarm system
High-speed Internet available
Drainvac brand central vacuum
SEPTIC SYSTEM
Septic tank and traditional purification field
WATER SUPPLY
Artesian well
ACTIVITIES
Integrated projects of the domain: swimming, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, slides and hiking trails on the lake in winter
ROOM DIMENSIONS
Ground floor
Entrance: 6 ft x 10.3 ft
Cloakroom: 5.6 ft x 10 ft
Living room: 16 ft x 13.25 ft
Dining room: 16 ft x 13.25 ft
Kitchen: 11.4 ft x 13.25 ft
Laundry room / electromechanical room: 5.6 ft x 10 ft
Bedroom: 10 ft x 10 ft
Washroom with shower: 7.5 ft x 10 ft
Stairs: 6 ft x 10.3 ft
Upstairs
Bedroom: 10 ft x 10 ft
Bedroom: 10 ft x 10 ft
Bathroom: 11 ft x 6.5 ft
Corridor: 3.5 ft x 22.5 ft
Exterior
Exterior terrace: 12 ft x 45 ft
including 12 ft x 12 ft covered
Potential to add a detached garage, carport or outdoor shed, as well as a swimming pool
La Mésange, a contemporary home, offers a bright, inviting, and comfortable living space. On the ground floor, we discover a complete living space, including the kitchen, the dining room and the open concept living room with a 21-foot high cathedral ceiling and its contemporary three-sided electric fireplace, providing a warm atmosphere with a view on the mezzanine gallery. On the ground floor are also found a bedroom and a bathroom with shower, with 9-foot high ceilings. An open staircase leads upstairs to two bedrooms with 11-foot high cathedral ceilings and a full bathroom with freestanding bath and shower.
Living at Domaine Côté Boréal means choosing a living environment where you can, with family and friends, enjoy a host of outdoor activities throughout the seasons: swimming, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, slides and hiking trails on the lake in winter.
This single-family home project sits in the heart of nature, at the foot of completely wooded drop-off, and offers privileged access to Lac Piché.
The design reflects a contemporary architecture that stands out with its streamlined volume, noble materials, and a bright living space open to the outside.
The living space extends outwards from the large openings on the ground floor, providing direct access to the courtyard and the covered terrace, allowing the occupants to enjoy the splendors of nature throughout the seasons. Panoramic windows and focused views allow stunning views of nature from all floors.
The shape of the house stretches due south to make the most of the light and passive solar gain in winter thanks to abundant fenestration and a LEED concrete slab, with recycled content, storing heat during the day and diffusing it at night, thus improving occupant comfort. Check out our blog post to learn more about passive solar design.
The Iso-Slab system, with high energy efficiency for the insulation of the concrete slab, preserves the site by limiting its excavation to a minimum. The mechanical ventilation system recovers heat and contributes to occupant comfort. An infiltrometry test, meeting the requirements of the Novoclimat program, is carried out to ensure the airtightness of the house and its energy efficiency. The water heating system provided by the ECOPEAK® technology water heater makes it a responsible choice during peak periods.
The materials for the cladding of exterior walls and sloping roofs, wood and sheet metal, are genuine, recyclable, and have a longer lifespan. The materials used for the insulation of the walls and the roofing are composed of natural materials, namely the SONOclimat Eco4 insulating panels made up of wood fiber, the cellulose from recycled newspaper, and the Airmétic® Soya insulating foam manufactured from soybean oil and recycled plastic bottles. SICO Ecosource brand interior paint with zero VOC formula ensures better indoor air quality.