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CoChalet

Own It. Use It. Love It.

Shared chalet ownership. Hospitality, thoughtfully planned.

A place to own. Time to enjoy.

For people who want a chalet to return to regularly, without taking on the whole property alone.

Your place

A share of a chalet. A place to return to.

Your time

A shared calendar, with use agreed together.

Shared care

Coordinated care. Property costs and decisions shared by owners.

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Your stay

What brings you to the chalet?

Choose the intention that fits this stay. Choose the company, the pace and the details that make a stay feel like yours.

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Deep Work Reset

Space to move important work forward

Pair focused work with time outside, subject to the real conditions at each property.

Explore a sample stay. These choices do not reserve dates.

Living room at 460, Chemin du Mont-la-Tuque
460, Chemin du Mont-la-Tuque · under consideration

Find your place.

Four properties under consideration in the Laurentians. Compare the setting, space and details that matter to you.

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Kitchen at 460, Chemin du Mont-la-Tuque
Property under consideration. Stay shown for illustration.

Your stay. Your standards.

What would you like in the fridge? How do you like to dine? Tell us what matters to you.

Our hospitality vision. Services and prices are confirmed separately for each stay.

Picture your stay

A few good questions.

What would I own?

A share of a chalet for your own stays, with shared decisions and property costs. Explore the ownership details.

How would stays work?

Booking rights follow the agreed shared-calendar rules. Plan your dates through the shared calendar; choose stay services separately.

What would it cost?

Property costs, reserves, one-time setup, stay services, goods and extras would be itemized separately. See what each payment would cover

All ownership questions
Justin Kausel

Justin Kausel · Founder

A place I would want for myself.

I started CoChalet because I wanted a place to return to, without rebuilding the whole stay every time. Tell me what would make that place yours.

A closer look at Lac-Supérieur.

460, Chemin du Mont-la-Tuque · Property under consideration

A tall, light-filled living space, mountain views and a screened veranda make this three-bedroom chalet worth exploring. Take a look at the spaces and talk with Justin about what matters for your own stays.

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CoChalet

Let’s talk about the life you want here.

Tell Justin what would bring you back, what you would want help with and what you need to understand before considering co-ownership.

Join the Alpine Circle conversation: explore the properties and see whether shared chalet ownership fits your plans.