Exceptional 46-acre private estate designed for a specific type of buyer seeking true seclusion, long-term privacy, and an uncompromised natural environment. This is not a property for everyone, but for those who understand the value of a setting where tranquility is preserved over time.

Bordered both at the front and rear by Crown land, the property ensures lasting privacy and virtually no neighbouring presence, an increasingly rare feature. Access is via a dirt road, fully embracing its remote character. There are no nearby big-box stores, no urban services, and no surrounding development, only quiet, space, and nature.

Self-sufficiency would be largely possible, with gardens, chickens, pigs, beef, etc.

Originally dating back to 1856, all buildings have been meticulously restored while preserving their historic character. The property includes the main residence, a reproduction general store, a barn with stalls and enclosures, a garage, and a workshop that is insulated and heated with a wood stove, ideal for craftsmen, woodworkers, or restoration projects, along with additional outbuildings.

A defining feature is the on-site trout stream. The water is clear, clean, and of high quality, offering exceptional fishing conditions where are 6-8 inches. The property also offers opportunities for hunting and trapping within a wildlife-rich environment.

Near the residence, a good-sized pond adds significant family value, allowing children and grandchildren to fully enjoy it during the summer season, while offering the possibility of skating in winter.

The land consists of a mixed forest dominated by maple, cherry, yellow and white birch, and beech, along with mature hemlock, some over 100 years old, as well as spruce, balsam fir, and cedar. This forest also provides a direct source of firewood, with the property operating on approximately 12 cords per year, helping maintain very low electricity costs.

A maintained outdoor riding arena adds equestrian value. Snowmobile trails are located approximately 1 km away.

Despite its remote nature, the property benefits from high-speed fibre internet, allowing modern connectivity.

Despite its remote setting, the property is serviced by school bus transportation directly to the address and has access to public transit stops within the Harrington area.

Short-term rentals are not permitted, preserving the integrity and quiet of the area.

There is also the possibility to acquire approximately 9 additional acres across the road, offering further value and potential for construction.

This type of property attracts a buyer seeking a very specific lifestyle. For that buyer, remoteness is not a drawback, it is the objective. For others, it will simply not be the right fit.

A rare opportunity for a knowledgeable and intentional buyer.