10735 Route Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier , Mirabel QC J7N1L8

Discover an exceptional farmstead combining historic charm, self-sufficiency, and the potential for farm-based product sales.

Located in Mirabel and bordered by the Rivière du Nord, this unique property is steeped in history with one of the region's oldest ancestral homes. Carefully renovated, it preserves its period character while offering modern comfort. With four spacious bedrooms and two functional bathrooms, it's ideal for families or heritage enthusiasts.

Set on fertile agricultural land, the property is perfect for those passionate about self-sufficiency, farming, and raising livestock. The large barn and a garage converted into a stable with container-built horse stalls highlight its multifunctional potential for agricultural or equestrian projects.

In addition to its facilities, the property holds a CPTAQ permit allowing the sale of artisanal products from the farm. An already-operational soap workshop illustrates its entrepreneurial promise.

Its strategic location on Sir Wilfrid Laurier Road offers outstanding visibility--ideal for commercial development or convenient access to local amenities.

Come discover a property where authenticity, productivity, and prime location blend in perfect harmony--a true gem for heritage lovers and visionaries alike.

Short-term rentals (e.g., Airbnb) are permitted by the city with CPTAQ authorization.
Without CPTAQ authorization, a bed and breakfast (gîte touristique) is allowed under certain conditions in agricultural zones in Quebec:

It must not disrupt nearby livestock activities,

It must be located within the operator's residence,

It may offer a maximum of 5 rooms (up to 15 guests),

Only breakfast may be served.

+++Kayaking, paddle boarding, canoeing, fishing and other water activities

Renovations completed:

2013: Living room renovation:

R10 styrofoam insulation + air space

New 6" x ¾" pine tongue-and-groove paneling

2015: New roofing for house and barn

2017: Soffit underside renovation and added lighting

2018: Ground-floor bathroom renovated: new bathtub, toilet, sink, fixtures, ceramic tiling, and paint

2000: Connected to municipal water supply (formerly a well)

2020: New septic field installed

2021: New heat pump (effective to -30°C) and electric furnace combo installed

Dual-zone system allows independent temperature control for both floors.