A magnificent residence was erected in 1872 by Doctor Ducharme. Its architecture of the time reveals superb noble materials and an architecture where wood is in the spotlight.

Its main characteristics;
* A large covered gallery which circumvents the house in a quarter-circle and which situates the house well in the picturesque current of the time.
* A large bay projecting on two floors forming a tower and pavilion roof, fully glazed on the ground floor on two sides and the door occupies the other side.
* A beautiful turned wood balustrade, made to order reproducing the original balusters while the posts and valances are original.
* The doors and the front doors are painted red and all cracked by time are inimitable.

The main residence offers a beautiful welcoming entrance hall and its magnificent staircase.

A large living room with wood floors.

The woodwork is in abundance in the property as well as a beautiful light thanks to its generous windows.

A large dining room for family gatherings as well as a beautiful kitchen with wooden cupboards and a breakfast corner.

On the ground floor there is also a powder room, a workshop as well as access to the attic and the basement for more additional storage.

On the 2nd floor, still in the period atmosphere, we find the warmth of wood where the staircase is the central point of interest. Three good-sized bedrooms, a complete bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and a sink unit with a harmonious character.

Adjacent, a commercial space currently occupied by a shoemaker.

Two other units are currently on the 2nd floors of the property.

Outside there is a large paved driveway allowing several outdoor parking spaces, three garages and a small yard.

A prime location in Waterloo, a treasure to be discovered.