290 Ch. de Senneville, Senneville, Quebec, H9X3X4 Canada
This stone castle, known as Bois de la Roche, was built in the 19th century and was inspired by the castles that can be found in the Loire Valley. It spans 18,427 square feet and is situated on a magnificent estate that encompasses 19.69 acres on the Lake of Two Mountains. At Senneville, Quebec, the home is listed for sale at a price of 19 million Canadian dollars. Listing details: Access an authentic stone castle, Bois de la Roche, with an interior area of approximately 18,427 square feet, built in the 19th century, inspired by the castles of the Loire Valley, and reigning over its 19.69 acre domain, a peninsula (Pointe Forget) in the Lake of Two Mountains, on the Island of Montreal. Bois de la Roche was built in the style of the Loire castles. This is a remarkable and original ensemble, situated on a setting of spectacular beauty that stands out, and it has been completely renovated on the interior while retaining the imposing historical and architectural components. It is accessible by an impressive gateway and a lovely estate via a lengthy private avenue that is lined with trees. It also features unobstructed panoramic views of the lake. With the help of Louise Jackson, Susanne Stelmashuk Chernin, and Diane Stelmashuk | POWER SISTERS of Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, Bois de la Roche has been listed for sale at a price of $19 million CDN. POWER SISTERS LinkedIn, Diane Stelmashuk’s LinkedIn. Mélanie Vallieres is responsible for the photography.
