INVERNESS, QUEBEC CANADA

 

175 Acre Farm, 50 Acres of Sugar Maple with 4,000 Tapped Trees, 100 Acres of fields, 25 Acres wooded, almost a mile of river frontage, price includes machinery, Cabin A Sucre, ideal property for "Gentleman Farmer"

Home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, den and office. The water supply is Artesian well.

175 Acres of paradise in the heart of the maple syrup region of Quebec. Only 45 minutes from Quebec City and 120 miles from Montreal. Now you too will have an opportunity to harvest Maple Syrup from the 4,000 Maple trees during the spring. The taste is purely golden!

The property is located only one mile from the village of Inverness, Quebec, voted one of the most quaint villages in Quebec! 

This incredible property has one mile of river frontage on the Becancour River which makes this unique property great for the adventurous and the dedicated fisherman. This wonderful property has the potential for many uses besides the sugaring off this region is so well known for. The property makes a great vacation getaway for fall with The Quebec Winter Carnival held every year for the last 53 years. Perfect for a horse or cattle operation as well as a great gaming property with it's abundance of wildlife, Deer, Partridge, Fox and Moose just to name a few.

 

$850,000 USD

 

Quebec Winter Carnival

 

	It's the biggest winter carnival in the world with three weeks of festivities at the Quebec Winter Carnival includes night parades, fireworks, slide runs, a giant foot ball game, concerts, snow sculptures, horse-drawn sleigh rides, dogsled rides, an Ice Tower, ice skating and ice fishing. All of it is watched over by Bonhomme, the large white snowman who seems to appear everywhere at once. He is the carnival mascot, always smiling. 2007 was the 53rd annual festival, which attracts about one million people to Quebec, the only fortified city in North America, whose modern history dates back to a settlement founded in 1535 by Jacques Cartier.

Sugar Shacks
	There are many maple syrup operations not far from Quebec's major cities and all welcome visitors at sugaring off time. In addition to featuring lots of hearty food, the cabane a' sucre' recreates the spirit of earlier times with traditional music, dancing and merrymaking. Sugaring off time is the perfect occasion for a sleigh ride, a tromp through the woods or a stop at one of Quebec's famous maple festivals, like the one at saint-George, in the Beauce (Chaudiere-Appalaches).