6 Rue Baldini , Stoke QC J0B3G0

Welcome to this exceptional residence, a true architectural masterpiece born of the careful thought of two renowned architects. This sumptuous property, composed of the finest materials, is nestled on 3 acres of intimate grounds.

As soon as you enter, you'll discover a south-facing first floor bathed in natural light. The kitchen and dining room merge harmoniously, their charm sublimated by a majestic limestone fireplace that creates a unique ambiance. The kitchen is remarkable, with wood cabinets offering functional storage, granite countertops and a vast, convivial central island. These spaces are complemented by underfloor heating and British Columbia cedar beams adorning a 9-foot ceiling.

Two glass doors open onto an office, where an entire wall houses a bookcase, creating a space conducive to work. A few steps lead up to the living room, bathed in light thanks to a 10-foot ceiling and an abundance of windows. The polished concrete floor retains the sun's warmth, creating a comfortable space.

A superb cherry-wood staircase leads up to the first floor, where you'll find five bedrooms. The master suite is a true sanctuary, featuring a cathedral ceiling with beams, offering a breathtaking view of the garden and pool. The spacious 5.2' x 9.4' walk-in closet offers generous storage space. The master bathroom is a work of art in itself, with a large ceramic shower, a double soapstone vanity in a moiré finish and a sunken bathtub for relaxing in peace and quiet.

The basement is fully finished, with a separate entrance, 8-foot ceilings, a huge multifunctional family room, convenient storage space, a laundry room and a second full bathroom. On all three floors, solid cherry doors and triple-glazed black aluminum windows add a touch of luxury. In addition, a laundry chute facilitates daily chores.

The landscaping of this vast lot is a true oasis, with mature trees of many species, flowers dotting the garden and a well-tended vegetable garden. The 20' x 40' in-ground heated saltwater pool is surrounded by a limestone sidewalk. At the rear of the property, the wooded area extends, offering total privacy, with no visible poles thanks to buried electrical wires.

The house's limestone cladding, stainless steel gutters made by a tinsmith, and the architectural details framing each window and corner of the house add timeless elegance to this residence. The cedar-shingled roof adds a touch of rustic charm.

Electricity consumption estimated for one year (taxes included) by Hydro-Québec.