Living in the area of one of the two Boltons means living in picturesque nature!
Relax in the warmth of the Bolton Spa, take full advantage of your space, the fresh air and the vegetation that surrounds you. Stop by Badger’s Farm to buy your meat or admire the beautiful Highland cows that make up its herd! Be careful not to fall too much in love with one of them, because you could literally walk away with it!
Bolton, no matter which side you choose, is an area that will let you live in peace while surprising you from time to time with its folklore and uniqueness!
This village of 660 inhabitants, first occupied by the Loyalists in 1807, was first called French Church, then Duboyce’s and finally named Bolton in 1876 in memory of the last Duke of Bolton, Harry.
Located east of Brome Lake and west of the Appalachian Mountains, this area offers fabulous sights for those who choose to linger on a walk, bike or drive.
Less than 39 minutes from Sherbrooke and a hundred minutes from Montreal, this small village and its 1,000 inhabitants are not so far from city life.
But, although small, East Bolton might surprise you! And it would be the townspeople who would finally seek to go there for the chance to be one of the 45 spectators to attend one of the intimate concerts of renowned artists in the new performance hall of the Bistro du Rucher’s.
If you want to live in a resort without being too far from civilization, or if you want to sell or have questions, contact me. I will be happy to accompany you!
