Ch. de Magoon Point,
Stanstead - Canton (Estrie), J0B1T0

Description of the property for sale

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UNIQUE! LAC MEMPHRÉMAGOG! Terrain exceptionnel, à qui la chance? Pièce de collection. Magnifique terrain de 21.5 acres. 295 pieds sur le bord de l'eau plat, plage de sable, accessible en voiture (une rareté) au lac Memphrémagog dans la Baie de Quin! Plage naturelle, installation de quai (pour 3 bateaux). Orientation ouest (face au coucher du soleil et de l'île Molson). Vue des Mont Owl's Head et Mont Éléphant. Prairie, forêt mixte et mature (bouleaux, frênes, érables, cerisiers). Secteur recherché et tranquille. Possibilité d'y construire une résidence principale et une maison d'invités.

UNIQUE! Exceptional land! A rare opportunity!
Collector's piece--never before on the market. Stunning 21.5-acre property with 295 feet of natural sandy beachfront on Lake Memphremagog, located in Quinn Bay. Includes a dock accommodating up to 3 boats. West-facing orientation (perfect for sunsets and views of Molson Island). Breathtaking vistas of Owl's Head and Elephant Mountains. Flat waterfront access (sandy beach), accessible by car--a true rarity. Includes a beautifully restored historic barn. Varied terrain with open fields and mature mixed forest (birch, cherry, maple, and ash trees).Highly sought-after and peaceful area. Build your dream estate (main residence and guest house). Welcome to the beautiful Georgeville region on Lake Memphremagog.

Stanstead Township (Georgeville -- Fitch Bay) Established in 1855, Stanstead Township is known for its two distinct areas: the highly desirable Georgeville sector on the shores of Lake Memphremagog, which celebrated its bicentennial in 1997, and Fitch Bay, nestled between the Bunker Hills, near Fitch Bay itself and Narrows Road. Since the establishment of a ferry service in the late 18th century, the village of Georgeville has preserved its old-world charm, featuring the historic dock, St. George's Anglican Church (1866), and white Greek Revival-style homes. The village green serves as the heart of the community, surrounded by the historic general store, a café, the renowned McGowan Inn and restaurant--where you can dock your boat--local artists, the Pioneer Garden, and the Copp's Ferry Museum. A scenic road leads to the quaint village of Fitch Bay, home to the town hall (once an Adventist church, 1866), an ancestral home with a witch weathervane, and the historic Narrows Covered Bridge (1880--1881)--well worth a visit.

Magog--A Year-Round Destination! The town of Magog, located in the Eastern Townships, is known for its breathtaking landscapes, rolling roads, warm hospitality, and one-of-a-kind gourmet experiences. In the heart of the Memphremagog Regional County Municipality (RCM), the Magog-Orford tourism hub is well known for its majestic lake, Mount Orford (offering alpine and cross-country skiing), and the unique charm of downtown Magog. From the start of summer through the vibrant fall season, the area is bustling with events and activities for all ages. In winter, as soon as weather permits, you can enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, downhill skiing, and skating on the famous 2.5km ice trail along Lake Memphremagog--not to mention the celebrated Fête des Neiges (Snow Festival) organized by the Corporation des évènements de Magog. Outdoor enthusiasts, fitness lovers, culture and music fans, history buffs, foodies, shoppers, and event-goers alike will find everything they need for an unforgettable stay in Magog and Orford! This incredible site is located just 4 km by car from the village of Georgeville, 3.5km from a paved road, 28km from downtown Magog, and 30 min. from Mont-Orford.

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