With a capacity of 11 people, it has space and amenities such as a terrace with spa and views of the St. Lawrence River and a terrace mosquito net ideal for a stay in summer and winter!
Its living room open onto the mountains, the river and the forest with its large windows, will delight the lovers of nature!
The particularity of the Charlevoix region is undeniably the beauty of the landscape. The "Laurentians" mountain range, the St. Lawrence River, the diversity of the region's fauna and flora have earned it the status of a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Many beautiful artisanal, gastronomic and cultural discoveries are to be made. For specific requests on tourist attractions, contact Tourisme Charlevoix.
Cottage for rent "Chalets & Golf Royal Laurentien" in Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carré, Laurentians - Tremblant, Quebec, Canada - Or-4604
The Royal Laurentien Resort has its own 18-hole championship golf course. We offer you many activity packages, so you can enjoy your stay to the fullest. Located minutes from Mont-Tremblant, we are the best resort for your unforgettable vacation . Visit our website for more info. www.royallaurentien.com
In the summer, the kids will love the camp fire and marshmallows at the beach, outdoor movie presentation and recreative center with a variety of games, a gym and ping-pong tables. Kids' playground, exterior pool, private lake and beach, tennis and volleyball courts, etc.
Dogs are accepted in designated chalets. The cost is 35$ per night, taxes extra. A document with rules and responsibilities will be given to you upon your arrival and will have to be signed. Also, a credit card imprint with your signature will be taken to cover any damages. It is mandatory to mention the presence of your dog when making a reservation.
On site: Beach and swimming pool, paddle boats, walking trails, children's play area on the beach, kayak, bicycle trails, volleyball cours, tennis court, direct access to the linear park "Le P'tit Train du Nord", and, of course, our renowned championship 18 holes golf course.
Nearby: Canoeing on the lake or river rapids, horseback riding, waterslides, rock climbing, boat, watercraft, water skiing, cruises.
On site: Snowmobile rental center, outdoor ice skating rink lit up at night, cross-country and snowshoeing trails, direct access to snowmobile trails, without forgetting the magical moonlight winter strolls.
Discount on stays of 3 or more nights. Contact our reservation office for more information: 819 326-5454
*Taxes extra. Price per night (with double occupancy). Minimum stay of 2 nights on weekends. Limited quantity. Subject to availability. Rates may vary without notice. Certain conditions apply.
Each of our lamps and shades have been crafted with skill and feature a finish that is unique by the nature of the materials that are used. Stylish and practical, these items will take pride of place in your country decor.
This Grade II listed property has a spacious kitchen/dining room, sitting room and a balcony, as well as a terrace, which provides a wonderful sitting out area. There are three bedrooms in the house and a flight of steps from the terrace leads down to the direct water access with its mooring.
Fowey’s natural harbour is a well-loved feature of Cornwall’s coastline and the town centre is less than 400 yards from the property.
The guide price is £990,000. For further information please contact Savills on 01872 243 200 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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Louisville's NBA pipe dream is far more plausible now Dan Issel's involvement and startup funding makes hoops dream seem more attainable Check out this story on courier-journal.com: https://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/2018/02/15/louisvilles-nba-team-dan-issel/339967002/
Before we get ahead of ourselves, remember that pro basketball has become a business for billionaires.
The Houston Rockets changed hands last fall for a reported price of $2.2 billion, or roughly $2.1 billion more than Leslie Alexander paid for them in 1993. Forbes magazine estimated last week that every one of the NBA’s 30 franchises is worth at least $1 billion and that the average outfit appreciated by 22 percent last year alone.
So Louisville’s latest effort to land a next-level hoops team is probably going to require more cash than can be found in “Papa” John Schnatter’s billfold and couch cushions. Much more. Since league rules limit franchise ownership groups to 25 investors and require each of them to own a minimum stake of 1 percent of a team, the ante to get into this game is unlikely to start much lower than $40 million.
Yet it is a measure of the financial muscle of the Louisville Basketball Investment and Support Group that these people seem impervious to sticker shock. Its members appear determined to pursue an expansion team or a mobile franchise despite high hurdles and dizzying prices. They have put their money where, up till now, only J. Bruce Miller’s mouth has been.
In committing $750,000 in startup capital and enlisting Dan Issel to preside over its push for a team, Louisville interests have taken some of their most encouraging steps on the NBA front since Miller’s thwarted pursuit of the Charlotte Hornets in 2001.
Though numerous factors conspire against getting a deal done, the involvement of the Issel and the visibility of potential investors make the erstwhile pipe dream more plausible.
"It's been a childhood dream and lifelong passion to organize a strong group of community leaders to help bring world championship professional basketball back to Louisville and the commonwealth," said Joe Steier, chairman of the “NBA 2 Louisville” initiative. "Today is day one of our quest to position our community as NBA-ready and seize the opportunity to use pro sports to enhance our community's quality of life, and help attract and retain a talented workforce."
The NBA has announced no timetable for expansion and has no existing team with a wandering eye and an imminent escape clause.
Whenever the opportunity arises, competition will be keen. Mexico City and its 20 million residents want in, as well as Seattle, Kansas City, Las Vegas and Vancouver.
Herbert Simon, the NBA’s longest-tenured owner, can be expected to resist a Louisville franchise encroaching on his Indiana Pacers’ territory.
The University of Louisville's contractual control of the KFC Yum Center could be hard to reconcile with an NBA team’s revenue and scheduling demands.
Renovating Freedom Hall to NBA standards could cost hundreds of millions of dollars and would almost certainly be a burden on taxpayers.
Louisville’s most obvious advantages are Kentucky’s insatiable appetite for basketball and its conspicuous lack of major-league sports. There’s a void here and has been since the Kentucky Colonels folded in 1976.
Issel, who starred at the University of Kentucky and for the Colonels’ 1974-75 ABA championship team en route to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, said he has been trying to get back to Louisville since he was traded to the Baltimore Claws.
He will be counting on his contacts — NBA Vice President Kiki Vandeweghe is a former teammate; U of L trustees chairman J. David Grissom a former boss — to help facilitate a lasting homecoming.
“Even if the NBA were to do an expansion, you would need 23 owners to vote in favor of your city,” he said. “So I see my role being to talk to some of the people I know around the league, make them aware of the interest in Louisville. I think we’ll be successful. If we’re not, it won’t be because we didn’t try.”
Tim Sullivan: 502-582-4650; tsullivan@courierjournal.com; Twitter: @TimSullivan714. Support strong local journalism by subscribing today: www.courier-journal.com/tims.
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