An exceptional Montreal property for lovers of architecture and heritage. Built around 1900, it has retained much of its original character: magnificent stone façade, wooden windows, woodwork, floors and period architectural details. The apartments, particularly generous thanks to the rear extension, are bright and offer remarkable potential for those who wish to preserve and enhance their authenticity. Revenues of more than $80,000 annually and good tenants in place. A true Plateau house, in the most beautiful stretch of the mythical Berri Street.
A MONTREAL RESIDENCE THAT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME
Some properties have been renovated. Others have been preserved. This one clearly belongs to the second category.
Built around 1900, this imposing three-storey property offers a magnificent stone façade nearly 25 feet wide, embellished with a few architectural ornaments, while its side and rear facades are made of brick. It has retained many of the characteristics that make the charm of the old buildings of the Plateau: exterior staircases at the front and back, beautiful balconies, wooden windows and an architecture that bears witness to another era.
Inside, the story continues. Several woodwork, wood floors and original architectural elements have been preserved over the years. A few doors and windows with special details remind us that this is not a contemporary building to which character has been added, but a true Montreal house that has survived more than a century.
The three apartments benefit from generous volumes, in particular thanks to an extension at the back, and benefit from abundant natural light. The third-floor apartment has been refurbished and now offers the most beautiful visual result of the whole, while preserving the spirit of the property.
The other two dwellings have retained more of their original character. They thus offer something that has become rather rare on the Plateau: an authentic backdrop for those who will be able to appreciate, restore and enhance what is already there.
Outside, a backyard with parking accessible from the alley completes the property. The absence of a basement is compensated by a partially dug storage space under the building, used as a crawl space and storage.
And then there is Berri.
In its portion of the 3800, the street presents what we love about the historic Plateau: beautiful old facades, mature trees, exterior staircases and a succession of properties that have retained their personality. A residential street where architecture is not simply a décor, but an integral part of everyday life.
With incomes exceeding $80,000 annually and good tenants in place, the property also offers a solid financial reality behind its heritage character.
But let's be honest: you don't buy this property just for your income.
We buy it because we love old Montreal houses. Because we prefer a beautiful original moulding to a new renovation. Because we understand that floors that have outlived their lives, doors that are no longer perfectly straight and details that are no longer manufactured today have value.
It's a property for someone who isn't just looking to own a building, but to preserve a piece of Montreal from another era.
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Apartment with terraceMontreal (Canada)
Price :
$1,192,200
bedrooms3 bathroom1 land0 ha

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