L'Oie Blanche

Cottage rental in St-Roch-des-Aulnaies

Large waterfront lot – Pets allowed – Private & intimate

CITQ establishment number: 323434, expiration: March 29, 2027

There are mornings that change something in you. The ones where you open your eyes, look out the window, and realize that stretching out before you is the St. Lawrence River, vast, calm, alive. L'Oie Blanche is exactly that.

Nestled along the riverbank in St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, this chalet was designed for those who want to escape the noise without sacrificing comfort. The exterior is honest and elegant: immaculate white, black roof, clean lines. Simple architecture that steps aside to let the surrounding landscape take center stage.

Inside, pine wood lining the walls and ceiling creates an atmosphere that is soft, bright, and soothing from the very first moment. You don't need long to feel at home. The black granite kitchen counter, the table facing the large panoramic window, the leather sofa tucked in a corner... everything is in its place, nothing is excess.

But what truly steals the show is the view. Whether you're in the living room, the kitchen, or the bedrooms, your gaze carries far: the golden grasses of the marshes, the ever-changing colors of the seasons, and in the distance, the river, the real one, the great one, silent and majestic. The kind of panorama you never tire of watching, offering the most breathtaking sunsets.

Outside, the grounds stretch generously down to the shoreline. And if you're lucky enough to visit during the great migrations, you'll understand why this chalet bears its name. Thousands of snow geese descend each year onto the shores of St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, transforming the sky and the tidal flats into a stunning spectacle, loud, alive, the kind of thing you won't find anywhere else and won't soon forget. But the wildlife doesn't stop there: ducks, herons, deer, foxes... nature here is generous and discreet all at once, revealing itself to those who take the time to look. The coastal marsh flora, with its grasses, reeds, and colors that shift with the seasons, adds one final layer of beauty to an already exceptional landscape.