Ch. du Lac Noir, Nominingue, Québec J0W1R0

Exceptional 100-acre plus property consisting of adjoining lots, bordered by beautiful Lac Noir with its sandy beach and surrounded by mature maple and mixed forests. Zoning allows for a variety of potential uses (subject to applicable regulations), including a single-family residence, campground, hobby farm, hunting and fishing camp, agriculture, aquaculture, forestry, and outdoor recreation. Just minutes from the village of Nominingue and only 45 minutes from Mont-Tremblant, this outstanding property is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, offering fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, and year-round recreational activities ************A True Nature Paradise in the Heart of the Laurentians!********** Discover this exceptional offering of adjoining vacant lots totaling 104 acres, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Featuring a mature forest of maple and mixed hardwood trees, this remarkable property is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking peace, privacy, and endless recreational opportunities. Enjoy exclusive access to Lac Noir, a shallow, navigable lake perfect for boating with small motorized watercraft , complete with a beautiful sandy beach, perfect for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, or simply relaxing in an unspoiled natural setting. An existing hunting and fishing camp further enhances the property's unique appeal. Located just minutes from the village of Nominingue in the Laurentians, the property is easily accessible via Chemin des Faucons and Chemin des Crécerelles, a three-season cottage road. The western boundary adjoins Provincial Snowmobile Trail R-13 (Chapleau Trail), providing direct access to an extensive network of groomed snowmobile trails. The property's zoning allows for a wide variety of potential uses (subject to applicable municipal regulations), including: Single-family residential development (certain restrictions apply); Outdoor recreational activities; Campground development; Hobby farm; Hunting and fishing camps; Agriculture and specialty crop production; Fish farming (aquaculture); Forestry and sylviculture And many other possibilities. This is a rare opportunity to own a spectacular 104-acre estate where nature, recreation, and development potential come together in one of the Laurentians' most desirable outdoor destinations. INCLUSIONS -- EXCLUSIONS --