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5.8 acres for sale in Val-d'Or, QC

$1,500,000 · Val-d'Or, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec

Plus GST/QST, per the ad

Advertised on Centris as “Lot for sale in Val-d'Or, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, 278Z, Rue Dorion”

$1,500,000Asking price
5.8Acres · 2.3 ha
$259,812/acPrice per acre
$22,000/acTypical per acre of 23 listings of about this size in the region
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  1. Lawyer or notary. A real estate lawyer (a notary in Quebec) searches the title for liens, easements and rights-of-way and handles the transfer. Rural land carries more of these than a house in town.
    Chambre des notaires: trouver un notaire
  2. Survey. Rural boundaries are often old or unmarked. A land surveyor shows where the lines really are, whether the access road crosses a neighbour's land, and how many acres you are buying.
    Ordre des arpenteurs-géomètres (members who opted in)
  3. Well. Bare land rarely has a tested well. A licensed well contractor knows typical depths and yields nearby and what drilling costs.
    RBQ licence check (well drilling is subclass 2.1)
  4. Septic. Without town sewer you need a septic system, and the soil has to suit one. Have a designer or installer look before you buy: poor soil can make a lot costly or impossible to build on.
    Quebec has no single list: a septic system is designed by an engineer (OIQ) or a technologist (OTPQ), and the municipality issues the permit.
  5. Financing and insurance. Most home lenders finance a house plus about 5 acres and want a bigger down payment on bare land. A licensed mortgage broker knows which lenders take land (credit unions and, for farm land, Farm Credit Canada). Arrange insurance before you take possession.
    AMF register of firms and individuals (mortgage brokers and insurance)

In Quebec's agricultural zone, building, subdividing or non-farm use usually needs authorization from the CPTAQ, Quebec's farmland protection commission. Ask the notary to confirm the zone.

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Land of about this size in Abitibi-Témiscamingue

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
6.6 acres
Rouyn-Noranda
$50,0006.6$7,531/ac below market
5 acres
Preissac
$55,0005$11,005/ac near market
4.3 acres
Béarn
$49,0004.3$11,307/ac below market
8.1 acres
Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues
$165,0008.1$20,258/ac below market
5.9 acres
Rivière-Héva
$135,0005.9$23,020/ac above market
5.4 acres on a lake
Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues
$125,0005.4$23,041/ac Lakefrontbelow market
4.3 acres on a lake
Senneterre
$109,0004.3$25,665/ac Lakefrontnear market
5.8 acres on a lake
Rémigny
$174,5005.8$30,034/ac Lakefrontabove market

Each listing's value check compares it with the nearest listings of about the same size, so one lot can rate above market at a lower price per acre than another elsewhere in the region.

52 listings near Val-d'Or · All 344 listings in Abitibi-Témiscamingue · Quebec