The Bilodeau House

The house's story:

Over 300 years old, this house was home to generations of the Bilodeau family until 1965. Emile Bilodeau's barn still exists in the backyard.

The builders of this whitewashed stone house were undoubtedly inspired by the style of homes in their native region of Normandy in France. They adapted the house to the colder Quebec climate by making the roof steeper and lengthening the cornices to prevent snow and ice from accumulating.

The front veranda is a perfect place for a rocking chair on hot summer evenings. There are four bedrooms on the second floor. Four to 12 people can feel comfortable in this house. The total surface of the 2 floors is 2000 square feet.

Because the main floor in this house is  made with wood, we can accept animals (cats or dogs) during your stay, if you let us know in advance (small fee).

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Description of the cottage:

On the ground floor:

• 1 bathroom with shower and sauna
• A washer and dryer
• 1 full kitchen with dishwasher, micro-wave and electric appliances
• 1 large stone fireplace and a wood-stove

On the first floor:

• 1 bedroom with 1 double bed
• 1 bedroom with 1 queen size bed and 2 single beds
• 1 bedroom with 1 queen size bed
• 1 bedroom with 1 double bed and 1 single bed
• 1 open room with a sofa bed
• 1 bathroom with a claw foot bath

Outside the house:

• Parking for 6 cars at the door of this house
• Covered balcony with Adirondack cedar chairs
• Large grassed yard with tall trees
• Hibachi

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