to sell - Ch. Mooney, Ulverton - 750 000 $ - MLS / ID 18780046

Description

Exceptional land of 84 acres. Over 2,500 feet facing the Ulverton River. Enchanting site bordered by the river, natural pools for swimming and small waterfall. All near the Ulverton wool mill and the covered bridge. Several options are available for you. A visit will charm you!

General
Price	750 000 $
Time occupation	15 days
Reprise de finance	No
Lot's evaluation	172 000 $
Building evaluation	400 $
Total evaluation	172 400 $

Costs
Municipal Taxes	881 $
School taxes	124 $
Total	1 005 $

Other informations
Type
Year evaluation	2020
Property Category	Land / Lot
Lot frontage	735.7 Meters
Lot area	341061.6 Square meters
Name of water bodies	Rivière Ulverton
Status	Active

Additional Features
Water supply	None
Distinctive features	Waterfront, River, Lot with mixed wood
Proximity	Other, Ulverton woolen mill and covered bridge, Highway
Sewage system	None
Topography	Flat
View	Water
Zoning	Residential, Agricultural

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Additional Information

- SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF THE LAND:

- 3 511 389 Cadastre of Quebec, 338.45m X 696.19m irr. area of 212,290.1 m2 (52 acres).

Zoning: AF-8.

- 3 511 781 Cadastre of Quebec, 171.04m X 212.95m irr. area of 38,457.7 m2 (9.5 acres)

Zoning: AFd-16.

- 3 511 782 Cadastre of Quebec, 228.89m X 621.93m irr. area of 90,313.8 m2 (22 acres) Zoning: AF-8 et RT-1

- The land can be sold separately.

WELCOME TO ULVERTON!

A living witness to the history of the Eastern Townships in the 19th century, the hamlet of Ulverton proudly displays its magnificent ancestral homes.

Its hilly landscapes run along the majestic Saint-François River and highlight the essentially agricultural character of the territory.

The Abenakis were the first to settle on the banks of the Saint-François. Then came the loyalists from the South; Irish and Scots followed them from the early 1800s. The Wadleighs, Miller, Mooney, Reeds are those who built these Victorian residences which have been preserved until now.

At the dawn of the second millennium, Ulverton became predominantly French-speaking and several new families found nature, peace and quality of life here to raise their children.

In Ulverton, agriculture has retained its family character while being dynamic and avant-garde. Our local producers shine in the surrounding public markets: wine, sea buckthorn products, organic lamb, raw goat's milk cheese, organic vegetables, are some of the local delicacies.

See you there!