A luxurious residence on the shores of Lake Saint-Augustin has just found a taker for the tidy sum of $ 5 million, which makes it one of the most expensive sold in the Quebec City region.
“This is a historic sale that has been made in the Quebec City area.” Not a single house has been sold in that price range, ”says real estate broker Patricia Deguara, without commenting on our information regarding the amount of the sale.
Archive photo courtesy of Patricia Deguara
The sumptuous 38-room home, located on a large private park in Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures, was first marketed for $ 5.9 million in September 2020.
Photo courtesy, Patricia Deguara / Carl Daigle Real Estate Photography
More recently, the asking price had been revised to $ 4,999,000.
Archive photo courtesy of Patricia Deguara
The transaction still needs to be formalized before a notary.
Region buyer
With its two swimming pools, its quadruple garage and its five “prestige” rooms, the home on rue de l’Hêtrière, built in 2008, has something to dream of.
Archive photo courtesy of Patricia Deguara
The residence caught the eye outside the province, but ultimately captured the hearts of a local buyer.
The seller, a real estate developer, will give way to a family that is also established in the Quebec City region, according to Mr.me Deguara.
Archive photo courtesy of Patricia Deguara
“For me, it is really a great pride to say that our luxury properties are passed on to the people of Quebec,” said the real estate broker.
Located on a private 3.74 acre lot, the house has six bathrooms and powder rooms, a spa, a home theater, a wine cellar for 4,200 bottles, a gymnasium, and more. to offer “panoramic windows”.
Booming market
In the Capitale-Nationale region, the absolute record for the highest sale would be held by a residence on the shores of Lake Saint-Joseph, 40 minutes from Quebec, which was acquired for nearly $ 6 million last spring. .
This summer, an opulent house on rue des Saisons in Lévis, marketed at a price of $ 4.9 million, also changed owners.
Archive photo courtesy of Patricia Deguara
According to Patricia Deguara, the high-end home market is also booming in the Capitale-Nationale.
Archive photo courtesy of Patricia Deguara
“It’s a market that I work on and I realize that there are still people in Quebec who have money and who want to invest in their family well-being,” she remarks.