14 Ch. de Tancredia, L'Île-du-Grand-Calumet, Québec J0X1J0

Purpose-built for serious agricultural operations, 14 Chemin Tancredia in L'Île-du-Grand-Calumet offers 369 acres in a productive island setting. The property includes approximately 205 tillable acres, 164 acres of mixed bush, and a natural spring-fed water source. A 1,782-square-foot farmhouse provides four bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and an attached garage. Multiple outbuildings include a mega dome coverall, machine shed, former dairy barn, and additional structures supporting equipment, storage, livestock, or expansion. Agricultural zoning, nearby Bryson Docks, and practical highway access to Ottawa/Gatineau, Montréal, and Toronto Set your sights on a farm with room to work, grow, and plan well beyond next season: 14 Chemin Tancredia in L'Île-du-Grand-Calumet. Newly offered for sale, this 369-acre agricultural property combines a four-bedroom farmhouse with a substantial working land base, versatile outbuildings, and the quiet beauty of Calumet Island. It's a serious operation with a down-to-earth feel. The 1,782-square-foot farmhouse offers four bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and an attached garage, giving owners a practical base where the work happens. There's space for family, guests, an office, or the inevitable room where farm paperwork goes to multiply. Outside, multiple agricultural buildings support daily needs, including a mega dome coverall, machine shed, former dairy barn, and several additional structures. Equipment, feed, storage, projects, and future plans all have places to land. Across the acreage, approximately 205 acres are tillable, while roughly 172 acres are mixed bush. That balance creates farming capacity alongside woodland for recreation, resource management, privacy, and wildlife habitat. A natural spring-fed water source adds a useful feature to the land. Whether your plans involve crops, livestock, expansion, or a diversified farm model, the scale provides flexibility that smaller properties simply cannot offer. The island's agricultural heartland is known for fertile soil and favorable growing conditions, with the central area supporting much of its productive farmland. L'Île-du-Grand-Calumet stretches about 20 kilometres long and seven kilometres wide, blending open fields with forest, river-country scenery, and a strong rural identity. Bryson Docks is nearby, offering a convenient connection to the Ottawa River and a welcome change of pace when chores are done. Despite the peaceful setting, access to essential services and major routes remains straightforward. Ottawa/Gatineau, Montréal, and Toronto can be reached through regional highway connections, helping keep suppliers, markets, and city amenities within practical reach. This mix of accessibility and agricultural character is a major advantage for operators who want acreage without feeling cut off. For buyers comparing Quebec farm opportunities, the price point reflects notable value for the sheer acreage, homestead, workable land, and collection of farm buildings INCLUSIONS -- EXCLUSIONS --