Located in the Eastern Townships in the village of Austin, this exceptional estate rests on the shore of Memphrémagog lake. Lovers of wide open spaces will appreciate the 200 acre lot, 20 of which are zoned non-agricultural, leaving the door open for development. There is the possibility for 6 or 7 houses to be built on the shore of the lake.

This magnificent property is beautifully landscaped, with several creeks and rapids, a river, two water falls, and bridges, in the midst of luxurious nature, carefully and rigorously maintained.

When you enter the estate, you are immediately struck by the countryside ambiance, owing to the majestic trees and hedges,... the various array of perennials....the stone paths and elegant fountain, worthy of any grand estate.

The ancestral manor was built in 1927. Completely renovated in 1990, the building is now double the original size, offering a living space of 87 feet by 37 feet.

The living room is bright and airy,...at the same time, warm and cozy, with it's grand fireplace gracing the space that opens onto the dining room.

At the other end, french doors, a quaint dinette connecting to a spacious kitchen complete with an central island and numerous maple cabinets. A functional, user-friendly kitchen, with a window out onto nature.

This house situated just 125 kilometres from Montreal, and 50 km from Sherbrooke, has 2 large offices,...3 bathrooms, ...2 half-baths,...a finished basement and 4 bedrooms.

The vastness of the master suite leaves many possibilities for arrangement and lets in all the charms of the surrounding nature.

On the other side of this stone wall we find a wine storage room customized and construed according to the rules of the art.

The immense terrace with retractable awnings openings onto a spectacular view of Lac Memphrémagog with Owl's Head Mountain as a backdrop. You are situated so that you see the entire 30 kilometre expanse of the lake, a unique and enviable vantage point.

On top of all these amazing features, the lot includes a 480 foot private beach, appreciated for it's intimate access to the lake and all it's water activities.

There is also a permanent private pier, 120 feet long, built in deep water out of concrete.

Several trails explore the expansive terrain, bordered on the north by the St-Benoît-du-Lac Abby, and surrounded by thick and lush forests.

A rare find, a circular barn, designated a historic monument in 1984. Built in 1907, measuring 20 metres in diametre. The roof was completely re-done.

Included as well, a house for the guard, and 5 farm buildings and stable for horses.

We take the last trail, which leads us into nature's paradise, where deer and moose have made themselves home.

Seize this unique opportunity to live the calm and quiet life, on a little piece of heaven on earth.