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This house is a reproduction of an ancestral home dating back to the 
French regime in Canada. It was built by Pierre Ricard who had a 
keen interest in heritage homes. 

Albeit faithful to the Norman style, this stone house does include 
adaptations to the local climate such as a foundation to protect its 
inhabitants from the winter frost. The house is located at the edge 
of the village on a very large parcel of land where you can find an 
outdoor bread oven and a sugar shack. 
This house is very popular for honeymooners as well as for small 
groups up to 10 people. The total surface of the 2.5 floors is 1750 
square feet.
Because the main floor in this house is  made with wood, we can 
accept animals (cats or dogs) during your stay, if you let us know 
in advance (small fee).

2 floors, bedrooms on the second floor
1 bedroom with 1 queen size bed
1 bedrooms with 1 double bed
1 bedroom with 3 single beds
1 mezzanine with 1 double and 1 single mattress
1 bathroom with a double jacuzzi, a separate shower and 2 sinks
1 bathroom
1 washroom with washer and dryer
1 full kitchen with dishwasher, micro-waves, etc
1 big stone fireplace in the living room
Parking for 6 cars at the door of this house.

Old Quebec City, renowned for its narrow streets
Quebec City's Museum network 
Orleans Island (Île d'Orléans) for its beautiful countryside 
The Montmorency Falls, higher than Niagara Falls (418-663-2877) 
The Côte-de-Beaupré area, for the very old Avenue Royale and the 
Basilica at Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré (418-827-3781)
The Laurentian Mountains at your door
The National Reserve Cap-Tourmente, a bird sanctuary (418-827-4591) 
The Charlevoix region, for its exceptional natural beauty 
The Massif, a ski centre even higher than Mont-Sainte-Anne,  1-
877.536-2774 
The famous Charlevoix meteorite 
The Jacques-Cartier River Valley, for white-water rafting and 
canoeing (1-800-267-4144 or 418-848-5091) 
Village Vacances Valcartier, a recreational resort specializing in 
waterslides during summer and snow slides during winter (1-888-384-
5524)
Shopping in Quebec City at shopping malls like Place Laurier, Place 
Sainte-Foy, Galeries de la Capitale and Quartier Petit-Champlain 
And much, much more... 

All prices are in Canadian dollars. A 25% deposit is required to 
secure your reservation for cottages 5 bedrooms or less. It is a 50% 
deposit for houses 6 bedrooms or more. This amount can be paid  
using Mastercard, Visa, bank transfer, International Money Order or 
by personal check from a Canadian bank. The balance is due 30 days 
prior to arrival with a personal check, bank transfer or money 
order.  Arrivals on Fridays or Sundays are preferred. 
There is a 17% government tax on lodging. 
Cancellation Policy
If a cancellation happens prior to arrival, the  amount already paid 
is not reimbursed. You have to understand that from the moment you 
reserve a chalet, we do not offer it to anybody else: we block it 
for you and refuse potential guests.
But, if the cancellation happens for a major reason (death, 
accident, or anything similar) a few days prior to arrival, the 
amount is not reimbursed but can be applied to another reservation 
at a time of your choice (in the next 2 years), depending on 
availability. 
Security Deposit 
A security deposit from $500 to $2000 dollars per chalet (according 
to the length of your stay and to the size of the house) may be 
required and payable on your arrival date in cash money, by VISA or 
MASTERCARD. This amount will be reimbursed by mail, VISA or 
MASTERCARD one week later at the most if no damage occurs. If a 
credit card is used, the owner of the credit card must proceed 
himself for the transaction in our office. 
For a house 5 bedrooms or less, the deposit is $500 for a week-end 
and $1000 for a longer stay. For a house 6 bedrooms or more, the 
amount is $1000 for a week-end and $2000 for a longer stay. For the 
Manor, the deposit is $2000 at all times.