Many aging parents would like to live close to their children, but absolutely refuse to live in a dark, depressing basement! Here's the ultimate in intergenerational living, as you can offer them their own home, just a few steps from yours. Or, you can keep the tenant who wants to stay, and benefit from the extra income.

MAIN HOUSE (150): (Construction 1980)

Except for the kitchen which was updated a few years ago, this large, warm property holds lots of potential, for a skilled DIYer with a vision. It offers interesting features, with its 2 bedrooms on the main landing and 2 others on the 3rd floor, with a bathroom 1st floor: unfinished and still on its concrete slab, it had been planned to make an additional independent apartment, with the installation of plumbing accordingly. 2nd floor: the main living area with its living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, laundry room and 2 bedrooms, could be combined to make a large master bedroom. 3rd floor: large open space which can meet all your office, workshop or other needs, 2 other bedrooms and a bathroom.

*A robust generator is permanently connected in the event of a power outage.

*The gallery goes almost all the way around the house

SECONDARY HOUSE (152): (Construction 2001)

It is perfect for a single person or a couple without children with its semi-finished basement, the main floor with open concept bathroom and the bedroom on the 2nd floor with its full bathroom.

In a growing city, 15 min. from St-Jérôme and all amenities.

* Please note that the tenant is over 70 years old and has been renting for over 10 years.

** Measurements and living area are approximate.

*** When you are looking for a property, you have the right to be represented by the broker of your choice. It is in your interest to be informed of the broker representation rules. You will thus be able to make an informed choice, either: *do business directly with the seller's broker and receive fair treatment; or *do business with your own broker who will protect your interests.