Homes for Salein Chute-à-Blondeau, Ontario
17+ years serving Eastern Ontario. Royal LePage Chairman’s Club, Red Diamond, Ruby, and Excellence awards.
An Ottawa River Village at the Quebec Line
Chute-à-Blondeau is East Hawkesbury’s Ottawa River village, sitting right at the Quebec boundary. The name is the rapids — the chute — that disappeared when Hydro-Québec’s Carillon Dam, built between 1959 and 1964, raised the level of the river.
That project reshaped the community: waterfront lots along Front Road were bought out, and some farms and homes were relocated. What remains is a small riverside village minutes from the provincial line, and Team Steven Levac works it from Hawkesbury in English, French, and German.
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Chairman's Club, Red Diamond, Ruby, and Excellence — Royal LePage recognition earned over 17+ years serving Eastern Ontario, including Chute-à-Blondeau.
🗣️ Bilingual (EN · FR · DE)
We work with English, French, and German-speaking clients, so nothing gets lost in translation on a Chute-à-Blondeau file.
📍 Based in Hawkesbury
Our office is at 151 Main St. E., Unit 116, Hawkesbury, ON K6A 1A1, and we drive Chute-à-Blondeau and the roads around it ourselves.
Every Type of Property in Chute-à-Blondeau
Residential Homes
Village houses and cottages converted to year-round use.
First-Time Buyers
Guidance from pre-approval through closing day.
Commercial
Small commercial and mixed-use buildings near the highway.
Ottawa River Waterfront
Waterfront and water-view homes on the raised river.
Rural & Acreage
Country parcels inland from the shoreline.
New Construction
Pre-construction and new build opportunities.
Multi-Residential
Duplex and small investment buildings.
Land & Lots
Building lots in the village and toward the Quebec line.
Why People Choose Chute-à-Blondeau
The River Is the Village
Chute-à-Blondeau faces the Ottawa River, and river access, views, and shoreline conditions are the first questions most buyers here ask.
The Rapids the Name Remembers
The chute the village is named for is gone — the Carillon Dam raised the river over it — so the name now records what the shoreline used to be.
Carillon Dam, 1959–1964
Hydro-Québec built the Carillon Dam between 1959 and 1964. Those water levels explain today’s shoreline and many property boundaries.
Front Road Buyouts and Relocations
Waterfront lots on Front Road were bought out during the dam era and some farms and homes were moved, which still shows up in titles and lot histories.
Minutes from the Quebec Line
The provincial boundary is right there, so Montreal-side work, family, and shopping are part of everyday life in this village.
River-Aware Representation
We read shoreline, flood-mapping, and access details before you write an offer, in English, French, or German.
Royal LePage Awards
over 17 years serving Eastern Ontario, recognized by Royal LePage with Chairman's Club, Red Diamond, Ruby, and Excellence awards.
Your Chute-à-Blondeau Real Estate Team
Steven Levac
Plus de 17 ans d'expertise locale. Broker with deep roots in L'Orignal and Eastern Ontario.
Alexandra Quester
Dedicated and client-focused, Alexandra brings energy and expertise to every transaction.
Mélissa Leduc
Keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes so your transaction is seamless from start to finish.
Martin Villeneuve
Crafting compelling marketing strategies that get properties seen and sold faster.
Alex Levac
Bringing properties to life through stunning video content that captures every detail and attracts serious buyers.
Chute-à-Blondeau Real Estate Market Guide
Buying a Home in Chute-à-Blondeau, Ontario
Inventory in Chute-à-Blondeau is small and river-weighted: waterfront and water-view homes, cottages converted to year-round use, village lots, and rural parcels behind the shoreline.
Because of the dam-era buyouts and relocations, waterfront files here need their history checked — easements, shore allowances, and access rights — before conditions come off.
Areas In and Around Chute-à-Blondeau We Serve
- Chute-à-Blondeau village — riverside streets and the Front Road area
- Ottawa River waterfront and water-view properties
- Rural lots inland from the shoreline toward the Quebec line
- Nearby communities we also cover: Plantagenet, Alexandria, Saint-Eugène, Wendover, Hawkesbury, Vankleek Hill, L'Orignal, Alfred, Lefaivre
Types of Homes for Sale in Chute-à-Blondeau
The Chute-à-Blondeau area market includes:
- Single-family detached homes
- Semi-detached homes and townhouses
- Country and rural properties
- Hobby farms and acreages
- Duplex and multi-residential buildings
- Commercial buildings and land
- New construction and building lots
- Estate sales and power of sale properties
Working With Team Steven Levac in Chute-à-Blondeau
Steven Levac is a licensed Broker with 17+ years in Eastern Ontario real estate, working alongside a sales representative, marketing support, and administration on every file. We work in English, French, and German.
Royal LePage has recognized the team with Chairman's Club, Red Diamond, Ruby, and Excellence awards. Our office is at 151 Main St. E., Unit 116, Hawkesbury, ON K6A 1A1 — call 613-677-8284, or browse teamstevenlevac.com and stevenlevac.com.
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Hawkesbury, ON K6A 1A1