Lakeview Home, Bedrooms Riverside, Kingbed suite!

This is a really beautiful house - very large, modern, luxurious and well-equipped. Quiet location with panoramic lake views and beach. Newly renovated house in our calm and tranquil neighborhood. enjoyable experience at our waterfront dream house. ultra-clean, and full of natural light. Come enjoy our fully equipped kitchen, dining area, Livingroom, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathroom, office area. Close to nature with large parking. The house is very well equipped. Rooms and Livingroom with wood flooring . Three fully tiled bathrooms. The largest bathroom with amazing rustic designs. The kitchen is integrated with the living room. The kitchen is fully equipped with best appliances. The living room has very cozy and comfortable sofas and exit on to a large terrace facing the lake. Guests will have access to the entire house if booked for 6 people. Basement not included. We are just a phone call or a text away. We make sure to accommodate all your needs. Ideal location to laze around go for healthy high oxygen walks .... A breath of fresh air in the countryside. A beautiful touristic place. Ferry service between Oka and Hudson on the Lake of Two-Mountains (Ottawa River). Operating from April until December. Park national d'Oka is 10 minutes away from our location, Great nature trails,beaches bike paths and camp grounds. Very clean and well supervised.  Oka Beach: 10 minutes away best for couples or families. Club de Golf Oka, beachclub, super aqua club: Fun, safe and reasonably priced large water park that has a beach. Many rides and multiple pools with activities for all ages. La Maison Lavande: The agri-touristic site is open from June to (Website hidden by Airbnb) Maison Lavande are really beautiful gardens with may rows of lavender. ! It’s a picture perfect place! Sugar shack 20 BEST THINGS TO DO IN MONTREAL 》 Mount Royal 》You get breathtaking views of downtown Montreal. Also the walking hike through a beautiful, little forest is refreshing. Old Port of Montreal 》Old Port is beautiful known as the vibrant heatrbeat of Montreal. Cobblestone paths, old architect and beautiful churches, Ferris wheel, zip lining, labyrinth, rollerblade, art and crafts, boats, festivals, souvenir shops, bars and tourists... Biodome 》Your first stop should be the Biodôme: the biodome is an indoor eco museum that has the three eco systems: a Boreal forest, Tropical rainforest, and the sub-Arctic. You will find everything from tropical birds to penguins frolicking in cold water.  There's also a cafeteria on site with healthy lunch options for the kids. Montreal Botanical Garden》The Montréal Botanical Garden, one of the city’s jewels, is recognized as one of the world’s greatest botanical gardens. It offers a colourful program of events, exhibitions and activities all year long. The Chinese Lanterns Festival: Montreal’s MAGIC OF LANTERNS is your opportunity to see more than 700 Chinese lanterns light up Montreal’s Botanical Garden. Located more specifically in the Chinese Garden, it is a must-see if you’re in town between September 11 and November 1. Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal 》The most AMAZING spot to sight-see Montreal. Peaceful and beautiful city landscape. Beautiful Architectureas. You will fall in love with the magical atmosphere of the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica. Don't miss it! Olympic Stadium 》 A family-friendly destination known for its nature museums, open-air events, and winter activities. There you can: Ascend the Montreal Tower Swim in the Olympic Pools. Museum of Fine Arts 》Gorgeous fine art museum with a splendid permanent collection and fascinating special exhibitions. Quartier des Spectacles 》Our favourite place! There is always a festival or something awesome happening here. Also called Place Des Arts or Quartier des festivals. International Jazz Fest, Film fest, Just for Laughs, Francofolie, Les Nuits d'Afrique, Film Festivals, Ocheaga, bar, nightclubs, live concerts, etc... The Montreal Casino 》 The Casino de Montreal is a casino located on Notre-Dame Island. An incomparable entertainment experience: games, shows, restaurants, cabaret, bars, tournaments, La Zone and more! La Ronde》LaRonde, Montreals Great Amusement Park. Easily accessible by car or metro. Watch the hours fly by as you spend the day here, flying around on the HUGH GOLIATH rollercoaster, or one of the hundreds of rides and activities available. Every Saturday night during the summer there are fireworks.. Go on roller-coasters and ferris wheels and make sure to watch the fireworks! Beaver Lake》Beautiful lake on the Mount Royal. It's not too far, perfect picnic spot! Nice walk in the middle of the city. Ice skating & cross country skiing in the winter. Downtown Montreal》Restaurants, night life, museums, bars, shopping, mount Royal hiking, cinema, Everything you can find, the heart of Montreal with one of the hugest underground shopping mall on earth! New City Gas 》Massive, vibrant dance club in an 1859 industrial space, with DJs, live events & an outdoor space. Great club for mostly ages 18-35. The building itself is impressive and huge. Tips: Be sure to have your ID cards with you (this place gets carded a lot) and parking can be quite difficult. Notre-Dame Basilica》The Notre-Dame Basilica is one of the finest of its kind, with one of the most ornate gothic facades in the world, and a strikingly beautiful chapel at the back. That’s where you’ll find the impressive organ everyone talks about. Parc Jean-Drapeau》Parc Jean-Drapeau is situated to the east of downtown Montreal, in the Saint Lawrence River. It comprises two islands. The islands were the site of the famous Expo 67 World's Fair. Renowned for its cultural and sports programming, it is the perfect place for any kind of getaways. Pointe-à-Callière》Discover the history of Montreal in a unique way! The museum is located on a spot occupied by humans for more than a thousand years and on the very site where Montréal was founded, the Museum is home to some remarkable architectural ruins. Kids will also enjoy this visit! They always have very interesting expositions as well as a great restaurant for brunch on their sunny terrace above the port.   Fireworks》Running from July 1st to August 1st, the 31st edition of L’International des Feux Loto-Quebec fireworks will be hard to miss. Gather friends, family, or lovers and make your way to Jacques Cartier Bridge or the Old Port’s Terrasse sur l’Auberge for maximum viewing capacity. Montreal Grand Prix 》The Montreal Grand Prix is THE biggest sporting event in all of Canada — it attracts 100,000+ people per day! It’s 3 days of competition, class, charm, world-class parties. Gibeau Orange Julep》Legend has it that since the early '50s Montreal's finest hot wheels and classic cars converge at the "Big Orange" on Decarie Boulevard, a favorite landmark/eyesore among kids, their parents, their grandparents... it's even historically possible their grandparent's parents perused the parking lot for yesteryear's modern rides as they sipped the secret recipe behind the Orange Julep, a foamy, neon orange liquid that inspired original founder Hermas Gibeau to set up his own restaurant in 1932. MONTREAL'S BEST RESTAURANTS! Schwartz’s Deli》 What is it: Long regarded as Montreal’s best destination for a classic Montreal smoked meat sandwich, Schwartz’s is the oldest deli in Canada with an original recipe that spans back to 1928. What Katz’s Delicatessen is to New York, Schwartz’s is to Montreal, a world-famous institution whose long lines have seen the likes of locals, tourists and celebrities. More amazing still is that this deli’s quality has never faltered, even after singer Celine Dion came on as a co-owner. La Banquise》 What is it: Constantly running at full steam every hour of every day, La Banquise is one of Montreal’s claims to fame with its quality poutine. Part of that popularity is how well they sling the classic mix of fries, cheese curds and gravy, but the other half comes from the dozens of concoctions that go from guacamole, sour cream and pulled pork to chopped pogos and onion rings as toppings. It’ll be the nearest and dearest thing to your arteries. LOV》 Experience vegetarian and vegan dining at its finest–LOV (Local, Organic, Vegetarian) is a fine dining experience without the meat. Located in Old Montreal, LOV is a bright, airy restaurant that feels like you’ve stepped into a botanical garden. The design is as cozy as it is sleek: wicker chairs hang from the ceiling and terrariums adorn each table. They only use the freshest ingredients in their dishes, which pair greatly with their beautifully-presented, zesty cocktails. They also offer a list of organic wine and beer. Jun I》 For the sushi devotee: Jun I. Chef Junichi Ikematsu is a master of his craft. His cuisine elegantly walks the fine line between Japanese tradition and a more modern approach. Flyjin》 Japanese fusion izakaya with 2 dinner sittings that turns into a trendy after-hours club with DJs. Amazing food, cocktails are delicious and generous, ambiance is very trendy. Damas》 Creative Syrian delicacies in a Persian-influenced space with a plant-trimmed terrace.Unique Middle Eastern restaurant. Flavors you will not get anywhere else. Tasting menu will blow you away. Les Enfants Terribles》 beautiful rooftop restaurant. It’s definitely a great brunch spot, the light that shines through is spectacular! The menu is simple, View is beautiful both during the day and at night. By car and parking is free! KAYAK RENTAL: Water-based activities - kayaks available 1 Solo and 1 double Kayak. Kayaking is definitely one of the most exciting water activities out there. Be sure to make the most of it do not forget your camera. As well for your own safety bring swimming shoes. What's included? Lifejackets and paddles RENTAL FEES: CASH ONLY AT CHECK-IN SOLO KAYAK 67$ DOUBLE KAYAK 97$ FOR THE WHOLE STAY. Important Rental Information☆ ☆A cleaning fee of $10 will be applied for any rentals returned dirty or filled with sand. ☆ Normal wear and tear is expected but if your boat is returned damaged you will be charged repair fees. ☆As you finish up your adventures on the water.. please clean the kayaks and put them upside down on the wood.