Rive Lac Tremblant is located at 121 and 123 rue Cuttle in Mont-Tremblant, right on the shore of Lac Tremblant, in the Village area of Mont-Tremblant.
The complex offers views of Lac Tremblant and the resort's ski slopes. The pedestrian village is about a 7-minute drive away, and the base of the mountain about 5 minutes.
The project includes two buildings connected by a glassed-in walkway, which lets owners move between the buildings under cover and reach the private club and fitness centre. The complex has 69 units in total.
It is new construction, with units being delivered on an ongoing basis since 2023.
Landscaping of the outdoor common areas, including the access paths and the wellness area, is currently underway, with the goal of completing everything by Christmas, except for the planting and paving, which will be done in spring 2027.
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Mont-Tremblant is about a 1.5- to 2-hour drive from Montréal. Take Autoroute 15 North, then Route 117 North.
Rive Lac Tremblant offers an indoor and outdoor lounge reserved for owners, an indoor gym (workout room and games room), a lakeside outdoor pool, a hot tub, a pool and hot tub pavilion, a private beach and two docks, as well as a welcome area and landscaped grounds.
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Residents have direct access to Lac Tremblant through the complex's private beach and two docks. Kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards and pedal boats are permitted. Pets are not allowed at the pool, hot tub, beach or pavilion; on the docks, they are tolerated only long enough to get to a boat.
The docks are common areas of the complex. A servitude in favour of the City of Mont-Tremblant limits the total number of motorized watercraft (boats, personal watercraft, etc.) that may be moored there to two. It also restricts the construction of a boat launch and the installation of mooring buoys in front of the complex.
Yes. Non-motorized watercraft such as kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards and pedal boats are permitted on Lac Tremblant.
Yes. Each unit has its own private indoor storage space (two for units 901 and 903), ideal for skis, bikes and outdoor gear. However, bikes may not be left in the entrances or hallways.
Each indoor parking space is equipped with an electrical outlet connected directly to the unit's meter.
Yes. The complex has secure underground indoor parking. Depending on the unit, one or two garage spaces are included.
Yes. Some parking spaces are reserved for visitors. Owners and their tenants may not use them without written authorization from the board of directors or the property manager. Shared outdoor spaces are also available.
Yes. The buildings are served by elevators.
The complex has 69 units: 23 at 121 rue Cuttle and 46 at 123 rue Cuttle.
No. Since these are new builds, GST and QST are added to the listed price. Depending on the intended use of the unit, a partial rebate may apply in some cases.
Condo fees for each unit are calculated based on its share of the common expenses, which ranges from 0.92% to 3.20% depending on the unit. They cover, among other things, maintenance of the common areas, recreational facilities, snow removal and the contingency fund.
Available on demand.
Yes. Owners who wish to rent out their unit on a short-term basis may do so. If they choose to, the rental must be handled by Locations Rive Lac Tremblant Inc., which takes care of marketing and managing the rentals.
All short-term rentals are handled by Locations Rive Lac Tremblant Inc., which takes care of marketing on booking platforms, setting rates, screening guests, collecting rent and accommodation taxes, and ensuring compliance with CITQ requirements.
No. Under the contract, short-term rentals of the units must be handled by Locations Rive Lac Tremblant Inc.
Yes, pets are allowed in the units. However, the syndicate's board of directors may prohibit an animal deemed to be a nuisance. In that case, the owner, tenant or occupant has two weeks from receipt of a written notice to remove the animal from the unit, failing which the penalties set out in the declaration of co-ownership will apply.
The sale of the units is covered by the legal warranty.
Possession can take place on the day of the sale.
In summer, the lake is at the heart of the experience: swimming at the private beach, relaxing by the pool, heading out on the water from the docks. The surrounding area also offers golf, hiking and cycling, including on Le P'tit Train du Nord linear park.
In winter, Tremblant resort is close by for skiing and snowboarding. The region also offers cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and Nordic spas. Back home, the gas fireplace and the view of the frozen lake and the mountain round out the day.
Yes. Rive Lac Tremblant is surrounded by plenty of options. In Tremblant's pedestrian village: the General Store for basic groceries, an SAQ outlet and several restaurants, including Lucille's (seafood and grill) and Léo Boire + Manger at the Westin. In Mont-Tremblant's Old Village (Vieux-Village): Marché Bonichoix for groceries, the Les 2 Sœurs dépanneur (convenience store) and restaurants such as Le Club Morritt on the shore of Lac Moore. La Petite Cachée, a renowned French restaurant, is on chemin du Village, between Rive Lac Tremblant and the pedestrian village. In the Saint-Jovite area: Metro Mont-Tremblant for a full-size grocery store and the SAQ Sélection, which offers a wider selection of wines.
Our brokers will be happy to answer all your questions:
André Parisien
(819) 425-4905, andre.parisien@evrealestate.com;
Jennifer McKeown
(819) 425-0074, jmckeown@mtre.ca.