Tradition 2.0 in Canada

At first glance, you’d think it's a chalet like any other. Perhaps more extensive. With its 13,000 sq ft, it commands a certain respect. On its 3.95 acres of wooded land bordering Lake Sacacomie, this chalet built in 2016 would make the most die-hard survivalists pale with envy. Earthquake-proof foundations, non-flammable materials, the only thing missing is the nuclear bomb shelter. The house and grounds are ready to take on any situation. So you can make the most of its salt water swimming pool, its seven rooms, its breathtaking views and its ideal location, in direct contact with the local fauna and flora, with complete peace of mind. A true retreat for the city dweller that you are, exhausted by commuting and the frenetic lifestyle you’ve been living in recent years.