Lake Preissac Cottage Quiet & with a dock

Treat yourself to a peaceful getaway in this renovated cottage on Lake Preissac. Enjoy direct access to the dock, spectacular sunsets, and a screened-in porch overlooking the lake. Ideal for couples or small families, this cozy retreat lets you unwind in the heart of nature, summer and winter. *From mid-May to mid-September, bookings of 7 days or more are given priority. However, we accept reservations for 3 days or more in the available time slots* The space 🌅 A peaceful getaway by Lake Preissac Treat yourself to a stay in this fully equipped cottage, right on the shores of Lake Preissac. Here, you can enjoy tranquility, nature, and spectacular sunsets. 👉 ⭐ Recently renovated chalet for an even more enjoyable experience 🛶 Direct access to the lake & outdoor area Enjoy direct access to the lake, with a dock and space for a boat. A partially sandy area allows for a gentle entry into the water, perfect for cooling off and fully enjoying the lakeside. The covered porch with a mosquito net facing the lake is perfect for enjoying your coffee in the morning or relaxing in the evening, protected from insects. 🏡 Turnkey comfort The cottage can accommodate up to 4 people and offers everything you need for a hassle-free stay: Queen-size bed + double bed Fully-equipped kitchen High-speed internet Television, Washer & dryer BBQ Parking 🔥 Warm atmosphere in any season Heat pump for optimal comfort in both summer and winter, plus an indoor fireplace (wood available) to create a cozy atmosphere after a day outdoors. 🎯 Perfect for… ✔ Couples looking for tranquility ✔ Small family ✔ Lovers of nature and the outdoors 🎣 Things to do nearby Fishing and boating Walking and mountain biking trails Cross Country Skiing & Snowshoeing Snowmobile trails Convenience store, park, and ferry terminal less than 500 meters away. ！️ TO note Grounds shared with another dwelling High season (mid-May → mid-August) ✔ Priority week ✔ BUT accepts bookings for 3–4 nights Guest access You have access to the whole chalet, the grounds, the dock, and the BBQ. Other things to note Within walking distance: convenience store, park, and boat landing. Grounds shared with another dwelling Preissac, in the heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, is a prime destination for lovers of the outdoors and natural panoramas. From its vast lakes to its themed trails, here are the main attractions and activities to discover. Highlights and panoramic views • The Preissac Observation Tower: Standing 20 meters high, this tower offers stunning panoramic views of Lake Preissac and Lake Chassignol. It is illuminated in blue after dark and offers views of protected heron colonies on the surrounding islands. • Roche du Millénaire Trail: A 1.6-kilometer (1 mile) trail through the boreal forest leading to an impressive 250-ton erratic boulder, deposited there by a glacier millennia ago. • Rapids Footbridge: Located near the Kinojévis River, this footbridge is a peaceful spot for walking and wildlife watching. • The Three Lakes Trail: This intermediate-level trail forms a 2.6-kilometer (1.6-mile) loop. It takes you to the highest point in Preissac, where a lookout offers spectacular views that encompass Lakes Preissac, LaPause, and Fontbonne at the same time. The trail winds through a dense boreal forest and allows visitors to appreciate the rugged topography that characterizes this part of Abitibi. Outdoor and water activities • Boating and Fishing: Lakes Preissac, Chassignol, and Fontbonne are renowned for the quality of their water and for fishing. You can hire boats (pontoon, rowboat, kayak, paddleboard) through Locations des 3 Lacs. • Hiking: In addition to the Roche Trail, the Trois Lacs Trail (2.6 km) leads to the highest point in the municipality, offering views of Lakes Preissac, Lapause, and Fontbonne. • Mountain biking: Around ten kilometers of well-maintained trails crisscross the boreal forest, with a starting point located near the observation tower. • Municipal beach: Located on the shores of Lake Preissac, it is ideal for a relaxing stopover or a family swim. Culture and Unique Experiences • Historical interpretation trail: This 1-kilometer (0.6-mile) route along the river to the village features historic buildings and signs describing the area's settlement in the 1930s. • Climbing: Camp de Base Abitibi offers training and guiding services for rock and ice climbing in the area. • Hiking: In addition to the municipal trails, many residents have created trails in the forest near their homes to enjoy nature with their furry friends. Everyone is welcome to use them. • Municipal beach: We have a lovely beach accessible via Chemin de la Montagne. (Outdoor area) Registration Details Quebec - Registration number 323529, expires: 2027-04-16