Immerse yourself in the heart of the history of New France by staying in this reproduction of a house from the time of the French Regime.
Built by Mr. Pierre Ricard, a lover of old houses, this chalet in Norman-style stone was built respecting ancestral traditions. Inside, we note the omnipresence of wood, the traditional fireplace, the decoration of traditional inspiration. On the large lot of this chalet, a bread oven and a sugar shack complete this historical picture.
The decor, the amenities, the mezzanine of this chalet will appeal to lovers on their honeymoon as well as to small groups looking for a unique stay.
The Ricard house can accommodate 12 people. The total area of this two-storey chalet is 1750 ft2 (162 m2). It allows you to stay a few minutes from the Mont Sainte-Anne ski and bike slopes.
* Dogs are allowed.
Quebec government hotel permit number : 020042
DESCRIPTION OF THE CHALET
Ground floor
1 kitchen with dishwasher, 1 fridge-freezer, microwave, etc.
Large island with stools
Nespresso coffee machine (Originaline capsule)
Central stone fireplace in the living room (wood included)
1 bathroom with 1 toilet and 1 sink
1 bathroom water with 1 shower and 1 sink
Washer and dryer
42" TV with Illico cable
Upstairs
3 bedrooms with 1 queen bed (6 people)
1 bathroom with 1 whirlpool bath, 1 shower, 1 toilet and 2 sinks
Mezzanine
4 single beds (4 people)
1 double bed (2 people)
Outdoor
6-seater outdoor spa
Outdoor sauna
BBQ and picnic table
Parking for 8 cars + 120 V electric vehicle outlet
Stone terrace at the front with a view of the mountain
Huge private lot surrounded by maple, pine and spruce trees
Space for cleaning bicycles
Children's playground with slide
Outdoor fireplace (in summer only)
