Houses with Swimming Pools in Montreal | Luxury Properties on the Island

Discover our exclusive selection of houses with swimming pools in Montreal and on the Island. These prestigious properties offer an ideal living environment to enjoy hot Quebec summer days in the privacy of your garden. Whether you're looking for a contemporary villa in Westmount, a family residence in Outremont, or a character home in Town of Mount Royal, our real estate portfolio includes the finest houses with pools on the Montreal market. Invest in a property that combines luxury, comfort, and added value in the most sought-after neighborhoods of the Island of Montreal.

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Les atouts de la région Montréal / l'Île

If you dream of a place where each day is a new discovery, these neighborhoods are for you. Their incredible cultural diversity makes every street corner an invitation to exploration. Restaurants, markets and events reflect a fusion of cultures that enrich daily life. Here, investing means choosing a life open to the world, an environment where diversity is a true strength.

The Rosemont – La Petite Patrie borough is one of Montreal's areas where life is good. A space very popular with families, it is built on the basis of many urban villages within the city itself. Each of these small villages has its own personality which will enchant you.

Commercial life is very developed. The Old Rosemont neighborhood revolves around the beautiful Promenade Masson. Further east, Maisonneuve Park and the botanical garden define the New Rosemont neighborhood. Finally, La Petite Patrie is home to one of Montreal's largest markets, Jean Talon Market. It also has many shops on Plaza Saint Hubert.

Benefit from an exceptional public transit network with 5 metro stations, the central station, and numerous bus lines. The RÉSO underground city allows comfortable travel throughout the year.

Maisonneuve Park and the Botanical Garden offer vast spaces for relaxation and activities. The Bellerive Promenade allows you to enjoy the St. Lawrence River with its urban beach and walking trails.

Outremont is distinguished by its exceptional historical architecture. The magnificent Victorian houses and bourgeois residences from the early 20th century tell the story of an elegant neighborhood, where each street testifies to a rich and carefully preserved architectural past.

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Discover the places that make this iconic neighborhood unique

Jean-Talon Market (Villeray)

Located on the neighborhood's border, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America's largest public markets. This vibrant market is a paradise for lovers of local products, fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, and other Quebec specialties, attracting both locals and tourists.

Plateau Streets: Colorful Charm

Stroll through the Plateau's colorful streets, adorned with murals and typical architecture, true open-air galleries.

Jarry Park (Villeray)

One of Montreal's largest parks, Jarry Park is an iconic location with its vast green spaces, tennis courts, walking trails, and large pond. It's an ideal place to relax, play sports, or participate in cultural and sporting events such as the Canadian Tennis Open.

Ontario Promenade

A dynamic commercial artery of the neighborhood, it is filled with local shops, trendy cafés, and restaurants. Its authentic atmosphere perfectly reflects the spirit of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, between tradition and urban renewal.

Maisonneuve Market

A neighborhood gem since 1914, this public market offers fresh local products and a warm atmosphere. Its Beaux-Arts architecture makes it an essential meeting place for epicureans and history buffs.

Nicolas-Tillemont Park (Villeray)

A charming neighborhood park, perfect for families with its children's playgrounds, shaded picnic areas, and sports fields. It's a peaceful place, ideal for reconnecting with nature in the heart of the neighborhood.

Street Art: Soul of the Plateau

The vibrant murals of the Plateau, created by local artists, tell unique stories and add an artistic touch to every street corner.

Old Mill of Pointe-aux-Trembles

This historic site dating back to the 18th century bears witness to the region's rich past. A remnant of the seigneurial era, the restored mill is surrounded by charming landscaping and offers a fascinating glimpse into local history and the development of Montreal East.

Pointe-aux-Trembles Marina

This charming marina offers privileged access to the St. Lawrence River. Watch the boats at the dock, enjoy the sea breeze and admire the spectacular sunsets. A peaceful place that reminds us of the historical importance of navigation for this riverside area of Montreal.

Bellerive Park

Bordering the St. Lawrence River, this beautiful park offers a breathtaking view of the water and privileged access to the riverbanks. Perfect for walks, picnics, or simply relaxing while watching boats sail by.

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In Montreal, the average price for a house with a swimming pool ranges from $750,000 to $1.2 million, depending on the neighborhood and size. Areas like Westmount or Outremont show higher than average prices.
In Montreal, pools require a permit and must be surrounded by a fence at least 1.2 meters high. Access must be secured with a self-closing gate, and electrical installations must comply with current standards.
Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Pierrefonds-Roxboro, and Saint-Léonard are the neighborhoods offering the most houses with swimming pools in Montreal. L'Île-Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève and Rivière-des-Prairies also feature numerous properties with pools.
Annual pool maintenance in Montreal costs between $1,500 and $3,000, including seasonal opening/closing, chemicals, electricity, and occasional repairs. Heated pools incur additional costs.
No, due to the harsh climate, outdoor pools in Montreal are typically usable from mid-May to mid-September. Some homeowners extend the season until October with heating systems, but winterizing remains necessary.
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