Designed by Pierre Thibault, the woodsy home connects to its surroundings with covered decks, floor-to-ceiling windows, and organic materials.
Location: 7, Impasse d’Argentière, Lac-Supérieur, Québec, Canada
Price: $1,987,000 CAD (Approximately $1,458,000 USD)
Year Built: 2005
Architect: Pierre Thibault
Footprint: 3,037 square feet (5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths)
Lot Size: 5.75 Acres
From the Agent: “This property is designed by renowned architect Pierre Thibault. Built in 2005, it is located on a 5.7-acre lot with the Mont-Tremblant National Park as its neighbor, and it’s two kilometers from the bottom of the Tremblant North ski lifts. The three-level house offers five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and one powder room. This property is ideal for a keen skiing family and nature lovers. The outside and inside are all wood, and large windows allow you to always feel you are in the forest. Imagine a snow globe effect when winter comes.”
The cabin was designed by Pierre Thibault, who received a medal of merit this year from the Québec Order of Architects.
Camille Price-Piché, Responsable Marketing Web
Open-riser stairs lead from the ground floor to the second story in the double-height living room.
Camille Price-Piché, Responsable Marketing Web
Camille Price-Piché, Responsable Marketing Web
See the full story on Dwell.com: This $1.5M Cabin Is Across the Street From Québec’s Oldest National Park
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