Discover the high-end Prestige Terrebonne residential project

Famille Horizon Boisé Prestige Terrebonne

FAQ

You are free to choose the builder of your choice or build your home yourself. The developer does not require you to work with a specific builder.

No construction deadline is imposed after the signing of the notarized deed of sale. Homeowners are free to begin their project according to their own timeline.

Construction projects must comply with all applicable municipal regulations, including the PIIA (Site Planning and Architectural Integration Program) approval process when required by the City of Terrebonne. However, the developer does not impose any additional architectural guidelines.

Each lot is fully serviced by municipal infrastructure, including water, sewer, electricity, telecommunications, and fibre-optic internet. All public utilities are underground.

The developer has completed and covered the cost of all street infrastructure. Final service connections between the future home and the municipal infrastructure remain the responsibility of the purchaser.

The purchase price includes the park contribution fees and tree fund contribution paid by the developer.

Property transfer taxes, municipal and school taxes, notary fees, and the costs associated with connecting the future home to municipal services remain the responsibility of the purchaser.

A lot can be reserved by submitting a deposit, which secures the property while the transaction documents are prepared and finalized. Reservation terms and conditions will be provided in writing by your sales representative.

To reserve a lot, a deposit is required. This deposit holds the property while the purchase documentation is prepared and finalized. Your sales representative will provide you with all reservation details in writing.

Yes. Site visits are available by appointment.

You can contact our team at 514-258-3572 or complete our contact form to schedule a visit. One of our representatives will guide you through the available lots, explain their features, and answer any questions you may have.

Financing options vary depending on your financial institution and borrower profile.

In many cases, lenders may finance up to 80% of the land value with amortization periods of up to 30 years. A professional appraisal of the property may be required and is generally at the borrower’s expense.

Some financing programs may also allow financing of up to 100% of the land value when an eligible home construction project is planned in the near future.