Also, the buyer can simply prefer to buy the seller's house (MLS 16216651) located on the other side of rue de la Ferme.

Magnificent farm of 522 acres, of which 180 acres are currently cultivable. Current income of $300,000 annually. 2 completely new silos, including 1 with propane drying system. The dryer silo has 28p and 5 sections. The ventilation silo has 28p and 7 sections.
Several buildings for animals. The owner has just completed the drainage of the land for organic farming. Wheat, hay, soy. Possibility of small fruits (aronia, elderberry, etc.). Very fertile agricultural land. Frontage of 1650m bordered by the Salmon River, giving you access to the Ottawa River. Ruisseau Crique à Pesant criss-crosses the land.
Several buildings, most of which were built in 1989. These have an aluminum cladding and sheet metal roof. The condition of the buildings is above average. At the time, there were over 300 luxury horses housed and sold each year through these internationally renowned facilities.

Stunning breathtaking location. Be in the countryside, 2 steps from all services, near Ontario and Montebello. Very good buyer customers, sector conducive to agriculture, employees easy to find thanks to subsidies from the City and the region.

Spread over 267 km2, Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours is full of lakes, mountains and is renowned for its vast hunting and fishing territory. This little corner of nature in all its splendor welcomes more than 300,000 tourists each year. Also, a ferry service facilitates transportation between the Ontario and Quebec shores.
Organic production is important here, with more than a third of Outaouais businesses certified. Small land areas are numerous, 60% of land units in agricultural zones having less than 10 hectares, and they are still relatively affordable compared to neighboring MRCs.
There are soils suitable for market gardening, fruit growing, field crops, pasture and fodder, as well as several wooded areas with good development potential for maple syrup production or the production and harvesting of non-timber forest products. The relief is flatter and the soils are heavier in the south, on the banks of the Ottawa River, while we find hilly landscapes and loamy and sandy soils in the center and wooded lands in the north.
With the presence of the tourist village of Montebello, Lac-Simon and its strategic location on the road to Tremblant, the MRC of Papineau has strong agritourism potential. It already has two public markets and an agritourism route on its territory.
Above all, the MRC de Papineau is known for its warm welcome and its dynamic community! Close to everything, it's a place to discover!