Presenting a rare and significant opportunity to acquire a piece of Quebec heritage: St. Anne's Anglican Church in Richmond, QC. A historic community landmark known for its distinctive architecture, serving as a spiritual center and cultural symbol in the Eastern Townships for generations, with a history intertwined with the town's development, offering a place of worship and community engagement.
Presenting a rare and significant opportunity to acquire
a piece of Quebec heritage: St. Anne's Anglican Church
in Richmond, QC.A historic community landmark known for its
distinctive architecture, serving as a spiritual center and
cultural symbol in the Eastern Townships for generations,
with a
history intertwined with the town's development,
offering a place of worship and community
engagement.
HIGHLIGHTS
Historical and Cultural Significance: The brick building
reflects the Anglo-Saxon influence common in the
Eastern Townships during the late 19th century and
features pilasters topped with thick slate slabs, a direct
nod to the local slate industry.
Prime Location: Near the Saint-François River and the
railway line, the church could act as a pedestrian bridge
between the residential neighborhood and riverfront
recreational activities.
| Included | None |
|---|---|
| Excluded | All artwork and Pictures that are on the walls. All belongings of the Church that have a religious meaning to the Church. Any other items that the Church deems of importance and wants to keep. |
| Type | Commercial building/Office |
|---|---|
| Style | Detached |
| Dimensions | 27.25x12.49 M |
| Lot Size | 1934.2 MC |
| Municipal Taxes (2026) | $ 0 / year |
|---|---|
| School taxes (2025) | $ 0 / year |
| Zoning | Commercial |
|---|---|
| Sewage system | Municipal sewer |
| Water supply | Municipality |
171 Rue Principale S., Richmond, QC J0B 2H0
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