1. A scenic and challenged 18-hole golf course with Clubhouse and six auxiliary buildings.
2. Approximately 575 acres of prime land with stunning vistas on two lakes, including the golf course and 50 acres of premium waterfronts lots.
3. A three-acre property including an early 20th century estate Mansion.

• Downhill Skiing: with 61 trails and 12 lifts to choose from. With its longest trail at 4 miles, Mont Tremblant is a true challenge and the closest example of European skiing to be found in North America.
• Skating
• Golf, Tennis
• Horseback riding
• Water sports & boating
• Camping, Hiking

The building is versatile and can be transformed into its former vocation as a manor house or easily renovated to become an inn, restaurant, clubhouse to the golf course, or spa.

1. A complete infrastructure of hotels, restaurants, shops, summer and winter recreational activities.
2. Close proximity to both Montreal & Ottawa.
3. Public Transportation: the Province plans for the construction of a Tourist Train System in the Mont Tremblant Park. The project valued at $90 million, is expected to increase the number of tourists from 500,000 in 1998 to 4,000,000 by the year 2008.
4. The Province has announced its intention to invest another $75 million in infrastructure in the region (highways & tourism promotion).
5. Ownership of the Mont Tremblant Resort, is building a conference center, three more hotels, a spa and additional lodging units between 2002 and 2006.
6. The area employs a very sophisticated and efficient reservation system.
7. A very comfortable climate in the peak summer season.
8. The presence of large multi-nationals operating hotels currently in the region
9. A favorable exchange rate makes traveling to Canada extremely competitive.
10. Exceptionally beautiful scenery and ever-growing reputation a world-class resort with tourism promotion to support the region.

The course enjoys an enviable reputation as one of the most scenic courses in the entire Laurentians.

The golf season runs from late April through October, providing a particularly spectacular vista in Autumn, during the world-famous fall foliage.

The course is open to the public but allows for annual members who enjoy signing privileges and preferred starting times.  The course hosts approximately 20,000 rounds of golf per year.

The golf course is continually being upgraded and is maintained to a very high standard.  Substantial work has been undertaken over the last few years, including:

• The redesign and construction of four spectacular new holes overlooking the lake.
• The building of stone retaining walls along the lake.
• Improved drainage of three holes.
• New patio terrace.
• Upgraded practice putting green adjacent to the Clubhouse.
• Addition of a driving range
• Two new ponds.
• Significant improvements to the landscaping of the entire course.

In addition, the continuous acquisition of new machinery and equipment ensures that the quality and conditioning of the course remains high.

Should the new ownership decide to convert this course into a world-class competitive course, this could be easily accomplished.  A renowned architect has prepared a preliminary plan for the golf club to demonstrate how to bring this course to a professional level.  The plan demonstrates that a more competitive 6,800-yard length could be an easy matter of converting certain holes, changing some of the greens and adding tee boxes.

A charming and functional clubhouse is located on the golf course property. The Clubhouse includes the following:

• Fully equipped locker rooms for both men & women
• A licensed restaurant
• Dining Room & Bar for 90 people
• Second floor dining and bar facilities accommodating up to 150 people
• Office with personal bathroom
• Terrace
• Practice putting green

The Clubhouse and the other outbuildings are in good condition and are well maintained.  Recent improvements to the Clubhouse grounds include the addition of a retaining wall, large patio and significant landscaping.  As well, there is a new septic system and tanks, plus an enhanced effluent disposal area with underground (automatic) electric pumping system.

A fully equipped mechanic’s shop is located adjacent to the clubhouse, which is capable of servicing all machinery & equipment.

Located immediately to the south of the Clubhouse is the fully equipped, year-round caretaker’s house.

A greens keeper’s office/residence is located next to the caretaker’s house.  It has two bedrooms, a full bathroom and kitchen.  The building is currently being used as an office and living facility for all the grounds staff.

The property has its own reservoir.  There is a purification system with a capacity of approximately 40,000 gallons.  It presently supplies water to the Clubhouse, the caretaker’s home, other buildings, and several home in the area.

The Golf Course could be converted to valuable lakefronts lots, should this be a more desirable option to the new ownership.

This area received 2.3 million visitors in 2000, approximately 8 times the tourist population of a decade ago.  Golf is at the core of this expanding area.

Based on the projected expansion of the Mont Tremblant Region, it has been predicted there will be a demand for at least 20 golf courses of a world-class quality by 2008.  This will require the construction of 16 new courses.

Although a number of quality courses are in this area, they cannot serve all the golfers who whish to play.

The Golf Course is well positioned to take advantage of the current demand easily, should the new ownership decide to further develop the golf course portion of this property.