I don't live there anymore, sadly. We were just renting. It was built in 1752, and had thick stone walls and these amazing windows. I really loved it, but it was too expensive. It was impossible to heat properly, because of the walls, and because a previous owner had cut out the ceilings in the dining room and attic, so all the heat would go right upstairs. Plus, the fireplace never worked properly. It was always freezing!
But I loved it, and I miss it. Luckily, I'm friends with the owner, so I can visit it once in a while. He rents it out short-term, so if you want to go to Quebec City and need a place to stay, let me know, I'll hook you up!
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on 2008-02-11 09:43 pm (UTC)But I loved it, and I miss it. Luckily, I'm friends with the owner, so I can visit it once in a while. He rents it out short-term, so if you want to go to Quebec City and need a place to stay, let me know, I'll hook you up!