16 guests

4 bedrooms

10 beds

3 bathrooms

LE-GRAND-BERCAIL | Sumptuous villa designed by Laurent McComber

La Malbaie, Charlevoix-Est, Capitale-Nationale, Québec

From 

C$800

/night

Nature,, Tree, Fir, Scenery, Cottage, Housing, Pine
Québec, Tree, Shelter, Cottage, Housing, Scenery, Grass
Canada, Nature, Outdoors, Scenery, Interior Design, Tub, Hot Tub
Cottage, Indoors, Interior Design, Living Room, Staircase, Foyer, Floor
Nature,, Wood, Hardwood, Dining Room, Dining Table, Interior Design, Stained Wood

Description

Le Grand Bercail is a luxurious resort house located in La Malbaie in the Charlevoix region. (1h30 from Quebec City) Nestled in the heart of a breathtaking landscape, this villa gives the impression of being suspended between heaven and earth, with the Saint-Laurent River stretching as far as the eye can see. The architect knew how to take advantage of the unique topography of the region to create a house that seems to merge with its surroundings. *A maximum of 12 adults can sleep in the chalet. 4 capsule beds designed for children allow a total of 16 people (12 adults and 4 children). 1 king bed 1 king bed 1 queen bed + 1 single bunk bed 1 queen bed + 1 single bunk bed 4 single beds in the basement (capsule) 2 day bed upstairs

Your accomodation
November 2021. The architects visit the luxurious rental houses in this rocky cape located above the Malbaie in Charlevoix. Overhangs, glass walls, suspended terraces, garden roofs and built-in residences: architect houses are brimming with creativity. How to build a rental villa that blends naturally with these magnificent steep landscapes of Charlevoix? How can you imagine a warm environment that benefits families while limiting your carbon footprint? With its large gallery opening onto the river and its majestic tin roof, the Grand Bercail borders on timelessness. A Quebec house of the new times, it comforts as much as it surprises. Established to take advantage of solar gains in winter and increase the number of views in all seasons, it uses its large roof overhangs to reduce overheating during heat waves. Its walls, its roof and its hyper-insulated glazing (40% more than required) and its excellent airtightness (0.35 CAH) make it a house that stays cool in summer and warm in winter. The delicacy of its location between the trees and its palette inspired by boreal tones give the impression that it has always existed. Designed to accommodate several families, the space is organized around a festive heart forming a double height open to the living room and the landscape. In the background, the kitchen offers an overview in addition to the conveniences of use. The living room nestles between a warm clay brick wall on the bedroom side and a glazed wooden partition on the dining room side. Away to celebrate better, the guests sitting at the table enjoy the double view of La Malbaie on the right and the river in front. The promenade leads in a row to the veranda, the gallery and the spa, then to the blue depth of the horizon. The rooms grouped into two parent/child clusters are located in a separate wing near the entrance. Served by a sumptuous Douglas fir staircase flanked by a carved wooden handrail, the mezzanine was designed as another den in which to have fun. It gives access to a bedroom-office hidden in the attic that allows you to retreat out of time. At the center of the gable wall, an impressive eight-foot-diameter oculus filters the cold light of the river and bathes much of the interior. Accessible from a closed staircase near the entrance, the ground floor offers a paradise for the youngest with its small dormitory and its playground open to the woods. As much for the construction techniques as for the quality of its finishes, the house has benefited from the expertise of passionate local artisans; carpenters, carpenters, tinsmiths, cabinetmakers, tilers and seamstresses have contributed to the elegance of this achievement. Wooden structures, omnipresent outside and inside, provide a very natural and authentic warmth to the whole. Despite its recent construction, the house gives the impression of having always been part of this beautiful part of the country. Have a nice stay at the Grand Bercail de Charlevoix!

Your availabilities
We are available by phone or email during your stay. We have a presence nearby should there ever be anything

Other information
The Cap-à-l'Aigle terraces are a gem that is still little known to the general public. It is a series of architectural houses perched on the mountainside with a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence. A single visit will suffice to charm you. Hiking trails are available in summer and winter. The city of La Malbaie is 10 minutes away by car.

Amenities

backyard
Backyard
fire_pit
Outdoor fireplace
propane_included
Propane included
spa
Spa
view
View
bbq_grill
BBQ/Grill
patio_/_balcony
Patio / balcony
alpine_skiing
Alpine skiing
cross-country_skiing
Cross-country skiing
hiking
Hiking
mountain_biking
Mountain biking
road_biking
Road biking
sailing
Sailing
snowboarding
Snowboarding
snowshoeing
Snowshoeing

Rooms

Open room #1

bedroom

4 Single bunk beds

Room #1

bedroom

1 King bed

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Things to note

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Check-in:

From 5:00 PM

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Check-out:

11:00 AM

CITQ Registration number

# 315318

Expiration Date: 2025-09-10

Permissions

Minimum age to rent: 25

Suitable for children (2-12 years)

Suitable for babies (under 2 years old)

Pets are not allowed

Smoking is not allowed inside

Cancellation policy

Strict


1.

Cancellations made within 24 hours of booking confirmation can be canceled free of charge.

2.

Cancellations made more than 60 days before the arrival date at the cottage will result in the loss of 10% of the total reservation amount as damages.

3.

Cancellations made more than 30 days before the arrival date at the cottage will result in the loss of the booking deposit (30% of the total reservation amount) as damages.

4.

Cancellations made less than 30 days before the arrival date at the cottage will result in the loss of all amounts received so far (100% of the total reservation amount). Only the security deposit for breakage and damage will be refunded to tenants.