Am Mornevert the writer. In these symbolic moments of the 400th anniversary of Quebec and de facto America, I am carrying a special research with special people. I am the owner of the oldest manor in the North America, Maison Rouge, near Quebec. I am looking for a buyer, who could pursue the life of this American icon and this wonderful paradise. 45 min from NY or Boston, only minutes from the Royal Golf of Quebec, the ski stations or the historic old town of Quebec.

The house dates from 1608 (granted thereafter by Mr. Chesnay de la Garenne in 1652/1657), on the left side of the picture, 1764 for the central part and part was added in 1940 and a nuclear shelter ( 300 m2 in the mountains). This is unequivocally the oldest habitable building on the North American continent. It was restored in 2005-2006, with standards the most restrictive in terms of luxury, insulation, electricity and ecologic heating (heat pump system of hydroelectric). It is living without work. There are additional land (slightly less than one hectare called “the plateau”) a beautiful reserve of constructible land available like financial reserve. We sell separately but, given the scarcity of land border and overlooking the St. Lawrence river, we would be willing not to separate them.

Small typo – I think that Rybolovlev paid 95 Million, not 95 Billion

Other than that, great article – we here in the UK are no strangers to Russians investing in luxury property – London has always attracted a global crowd, and it’s good to see Russians joining us.