A two-day open house at the Peakwatina estate, at the gateway to Mont-Tremblant. Rêvez en couleur.
Saturday, October 10 and Sunday, October 11, 2026, from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Peakwatina estate, Mont-Blanc — at the gateway to Mont-Tremblant.
Guided tour of the lots, trails and lookouts, at the peak of fall colours.
Free and no obligation. Come as you are, with the whole family.
The photos are beautiful — but nothing beats the October light in the maples, the mountain air and the silence of the lakes. It's the perfect time to picture your cottage.
We walk the available lots with you. You see the dimensions, the orientation, the views — for real.
The estate is at its finest: blazing forest, open views, two wild lakes nearby.
Our brokers answer all your questions: prices, services, construction, next steps. No pressure.
Phases, sectors, infrastructure already in place: you leave with a clear picture of the possibilities.
Skiing, restaurants and nightlife a few minutes away — and your own corner of nature.
Primary home or vacation cottage: come feel where you'd like to wake up tomorrow.
On any purchase offer signed and accepted before November 15, 2026, on the estate's individual lots. Use the discovery weekend to choose yours.
Offer worth $25,000 applicable to any purchase offer signed and accepted before November 15, 2026, on Peakwatina's individual lots. Details and conditions from the broker.
Looking for a wooded, private lot, from nearly an acre (over 43,000 sq ft) up to 3 acres, at the gateway to Mont-Tremblant? Municipal roads, electricity and fibre optic, two wild lakes and skiing a stone's throw away — project already approved. The large lots start at $1.66 per square foot — and as low as $1.47 with the Rêvez en couleur promotion. Would you like to talk to someone?
Call us directly at 514 603-7000 — a broker will answer.
Open the route to the estate in Google Maps. The exact meeting point will be confirmed to you.
Save both days (reminder + link) to your calendar.
Explore the full project: the lots, the phases, the gallery and the Peakwatina story.