Lakefront Prime 1.4 Ac Buildingsite
Val-D'or, Canada
Land Description
1.4 lakefront acres, largest building site available on Sleepy Lake, 30 miles east of Val-d'or, Quebec, Canada.
Very few if any other vacant land available on this lake.
Signed contract will precede payment.
Closing with money sent to our attorney in Canada.
Total price of USD.
Fee simple land ownership just like in the US, clear title, no liens.
Approved building site with no time limit when have to build. No association fees.
Taxes USD per year and current.
US buyers also welcomed, as no problem with US citizens owning any property in Canada, as this seller is a US citizen who lives in Ohio.
And just a note of encouragement for you if you decide to purchase:
We have sold properties on 3 sites online for over 10 years, including a number of cottages and land in Canada: real estate sales listings on Landsalelistings, Landwatch, and LandandFarm.
Our continued good status on these sites is due to our always following thru, as just one time we would not, we would not be allowed to sell on these sites ever again.
Lake Front Prime Building Site,
Lot 59A-10, 58A-27, Range A, Township of Louvicourt, Vald’Or, Province of Quebec, Canada J9P 7H2.
Quebec Resort Area 1.4 Acres, approx.. 305 ft. length x 200 ft. width.
Excellent Fishing.….Walleye & Great Northern Pike.
Just 27 minutes east of the modern city of Val-d’or, that has an international airport. Take 117 south from Val-d’or then a left on Alcide Fortin Road, also known as Sleepy Road, about 1/2 mile to the land which will be on your right, on the lake. Land is 30 minutes south of the town of Senneterre.
GPS location: 48.075573, -77.379446
1/2 mile to the town of Louvicourt that has a market and gas.
Prime Sleepy Lake waterfront, resort area building lot, with newer, upscale homes on the lake, with electricity, phone lines, wells and septic systems in this area and 4 season road access: closing after final payment thru our Canada attorney. Wells for area homes shallow at 30 feet, with a very strong flow, connecting to an underground artesian spring being excellent water.
You can construct a dock on the lake on your land
Nearby upscale waterfront homes along the lot side, and directly across from lot, adding to definite land value appreciation. Sleepy lake and the Belle River flow for many miles into large lakes and other rivers and is a choice area for vacationers, with many very upscale homes along the river. With half million dollar homes near this waterfront acreage ,there is easy access to electricity and phone. Well and septic area, with shallow wells at 30 ft. connecting into artesian spring water.
Very few parcels along Sleepy Lake come up for sale, this being one of the largest vacant waterfront building sites on the river. Lot 59-10, 58A-27, Range A 62,000 sq.ft being a very large 1.4 acres, approx. 305 x 200, a beautiful pure lake that widens north and south into more lakes and rivers.
Sleepy Lake waterfront, On the road, Alcide Fortin, a private, rear round maintained gravel road in the Township of Louvicourt , Vald’or, Province of Quebec , J9P-7H2. This river front lot near the town of Senneterre, and on the bank of Sleepy Lake….that flows into the Belle River, and into Lake Obaska and then Lake Tiblemont….then goes north into Parent Lake….huge bodies of water. You could spend a lifetime exploring all the waterways north and south, and offshoots east and west.
4 Season access. Snowmobile and ATV trails on area provided public access government land. Government 4 season maintained Highway 117 all the way to the river road.
The upscale homes insure property values. No time limit when have to build. Beautiful white birch, and pine throughout this area. Tremendous fishing, hunting, and recreational area, known so as a wonderful vacation and living area throughout the Province of Quebec.
This area is known as Abitibi-Témiscamingue , an untouched paradise in western Québec that’s teeming with possibilities, cultural treasures and adventure. From the depths of the working gold mine to the dazzling sun on the suspended footbridge, and from traditional Anishinabek dance to emerging music, the region offers an endless variety of stimulating experiences.
