2577 Regional 174 Road, Orleans - Cumberland and Area, Ontario K4C 1E5

Set on over 3 acres with 350 feet of private shoreline, this rare waterfront property offers unmatched privacy, panoramic views of the Ottawa River, and direct access to the water – all just 25 minutes from downtown. From sunrise to sunset, enjoy an ever-changing backdrop of the Gatineau Hills, the Quebec shoreline, and passing ferries drifting by. Inside, the main level features an open-concept layout with triple patio doors that bring in natural light and a convenient wet bar including a bar fridge at the entrance. A Pacific wood stove adds warmth to the living room, while the dining area is anchored by a gold-plated chandelier imported from Spain. The kitchen includes a central island, induction ceramic cooktop and built-in oven with a rear entry and main-floor laundry with a recent washer and dryer. Two bedrooms, a third room that can function as a den/office/guest bedroom, and a full bathroom with a therapeutic tub and heat lamp complete the main floor. The finished basement offers valuable space, including a large insulated music room, half bath, workshop, cedar closet, cold storage and walk out to the backyard oasis. Outside, mature trees, garden beds, and interlock patios create a peaceful, park-like setting. A dock can be installed, making it easy to enjoy kayaking, boating, or simply relaxing by the shoreline. The detached 18′ x 32′ insulated garage with oversized doors fits an RV or boat, while the single-car garage and two additional sheds provide ample storage. Recent updates include Leaf Filter eavestroughs (2019), a new hot water tank (2022), 40-year shingles (2010), and Verdun windows and doors with transferable 20-year warranties. Central air, central vacuum, electric heat, and a Cooligan water system with UV and reverse osmosis are all in place. Located minutes from Orleans and an easy drive to downtown, this property offers the best of both worlds – peaceful waterfront living with quick access to city amenities (some photos were virtually staged).