This charming heritage building along one of Old Québec’s most historic thoroughfares dates back to the mid-nineteenth century, showcasing a distinctly Québecois neoclassical façade. Originally designed by a prominent local architect, its time-worn elegance is reflected in balanced proportions, traditional stonework, and a quiet sophistication emblematic of the era. As part of a protected heritage district, the structure contributes to the street’s rich commercial legacy, standing alongside boutique shops, art galleries, and café terraces. With its heritage preservation status, the building harmonizes historic character with the vibrant pedestrian energy of Québec City’s storied streetscape.