Upon arriving at 253 ch. Neill you will pass along the tree lined driveway which welcomes you to this very special lakeside property.

With privacy and tranquility guaranteed, you can spend your time relaxing beside the lake or choose to sit in the bright veranda overlooking the gorgeous gardens and the water views before you, or in winter enjoy the local trails and ski hills, then sit and relax by the attractive wood stove.

There is ample room for friends and family with 3 bedrooms, including a large mezzanine and an open concept living area. The basement has not yet been finished but offers an abundance of space and possibilities.

Built and maintained to the highest standards you will fall in love upon first sight.

Some important features to appreciate: Maibec siding, large wrap-around balcony and covered porch at the entrance, staircase and mezzanine railings imported from Italy, spacious veranda adjoining the main living area, well-built staircase leading to the lake and spacious dock, Enviro-Septic system, Vique UV lamp and filtration system to ensure the drinking water quality.

If you would like to know a little more about this unique area and community:

Dunany is located in Canada's Laurentian Mountains, 10 km north of Lachute, and about an hour away from Montreal, Quebec.

It is a small, tight-knit lakeside community within the Municipality of Wentworth.

The community is organized around the Association des résidents de Dunany (ARD), founded in 1963. It is governed by a volunteer board of directors and built around three pillars: the residents' association, the Dunany Country Club (golf), and St. Paul's Anglican Church. The association's primary mission is the protection and improvement of the environmental quality of its four lakes.

The community centres on four small, non-motorized lakes: Lac Clair, Lac Boyd, Lac Black, and Lac Curran. All four are classified as oligotrophic (very healthy, low-nutrient lakes), and the association actively monitors water quality and works to protect them from invasive species.

The estate has a strong community spirit with year-round activities including an annual golf tournament benefiting St. Paul's Church, summer lake excursions, an annual artists' exhibition, a cycling club, and winter events such as Winterlude.

The area was settled primarily by Irish immigrants in the early 1800s. Some of the original farmsteads and properties have fascinating histories, including the nearby Parkes House at 1001 Chemin de Dunany, which traces back to one of the earliest settler families.

It's a very private, nature-oriented community, ideal for buyers looking for tranquility, lake life, and a strong sense of neighbourhood.