221 Ch. de la Rivière-Maskinongé , Harrington QC J8G2S4

EXCLUSIONS:
On the 1st floor: Bedroom G: blue two-door desk, accessories, antique set including a chair and a desk; Bedroom F: chest, bed, accessories (lamp, picture frames, etc.); Bedroom E: accessories and folding bed; Bedroom I: lamps, picture frames, cushions, and other accessories; landing: desk. On the ground floor: living room: two IKEA chairs, TV, DVD player, cushions, and other accessories (books, DVDs, etc.); bathroom: cabinet on wheels,
towels, and personal accessories; kitchen: toaster, Nespresso coffee machine, kitchen accessories, and hot plate; dining room: tableware stored in the antique wooden cabinet near the table, as well as the picture frames on the wall.
outdoor kitchen: black metal furniture and BBQ; exterior: string lights. Other: dehumidifier, tools, gardening tools, and other personal items.

This property has benefited from several improvements over the past few years. Significant structural reinforcement work has been completed, including replacement of the main beam, sistering of cross beams, replacement of support posts, and installation of a polyethylene membrane over the dirt-floor basement.

The property is serviced by its own artesian well installed in 2023. It is equipped with a wood-burning cookstove, a propane cookstove, a wood stove and a propane stove. Although electric convector heaters are also installed, the sellers mainly use the wood-burning cookstove and the propane stove for heating. All furniture is included, allowing future owners to enjoy the property immediately.

The home is fully functional as it stands. However, future owners may wish to undertake certain improvements, particularly regarding attic insulation and the septic system. Electricity was installed in 2023.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of the beautiful Maskinongé River, the renowned Rouge River and the Harrington Fishing Club. The Harrington Valley offers an exceptional natural setting, ideal for relaxation, outdoor activities and discovering a region that remains one of the Laurentians' best-kept secrets.