Properties with elevator in Montreal | Accessible condos and houses

Discover our exclusive selection of properties with elevator in Montreal. Whether you're looking for a modern downtown condo or an accessible luxury residence, our real estate portfolio meets all your needs. The elevator, an essential comfort feature for hassle-free urban living, significantly enhances your property investment on Montreal Island. Enjoy optimal accessibility and simplified daily life in one of Quebec's most dynamic areas. Our real estate experts are ready to help you find the perfect Montreal property with elevator that meets all your expectations.

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Condo - 5700 Rue Garnier, app. 409, Montréal
For sale
697 000
5700 Rue Garnier 409, H2G 0A1 Montréal
Condo - 5700 Rue Garnier, app. 409, Montréal
3 br.
2 ba.
864.34 pc

Les atouts de la région Montréal / l'Île

The Ahunstic-Cartierville borough is one of the first regions inhabited by Europeans. Its geographical position on the banks of the Prairies River makes it a highly coveted Montreal neighborhood. It is characterized by a variety of housing that illustrates the complete spectrum of Montreal housing. Indeed, you can find heritage homes, 1960s bungalows or plexes.

What makes Ahunstic-Cartierville special is the number of educational institutions that make up the sector. Indeed, it is the Montreal borough that has the most primary and secondary schools as well as many public and private CEGEPs. This makes it a perfect neighborhood for families.

While walking in the neighborhood, you can appreciate its streets lined with mature trees, its colorful houses and small boutiques. The neighborhood is very popular with small entrepreneurs who decide to set up their business.

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.

At the foot of Montreal's largest green space, Mount Royal and its kilometers of trails, the Plateau Mont-Royal borough overlooks downtown.

The neighborhood is crossed by La Route Verte, offering more than 15 km of well-developed bike paths that connect the area to the rest of Montreal Island and allow you to fully enjoy the nice weather.

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Les 10 plus beaux lieux de la région Montréal / l'Île

Discover the places that make this iconic neighborhood unique

Montreal Botanical Garden

One of the most significant botanical gardens in the world with its 75 hectares of thematic gardens and greenhouses. A true haven of peace where you can admire exceptional plant collections and enjoy seasonal events.

Bellerive Promenade Park Bike Path

Cycle along this superb path following the St. Lawrence River. Stretching for several kilometers, it offers exceptional panoramas and connects Pointe-aux-Trembles to neighboring districts. Perfect for Sunday rides or daily commutes in an enchanting natural setting.

Mont-Royal Avenue

Mont-Royal Avenue, the nerve center of the Plateau, is filled with trendy cafes, eclectic boutiques, and fashionable restaurants. A stop is essential to taste the all-you-can-drink mimosas at L'Avenue and the iconic bagels at St-Viateur.

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.

Kondiaronk Lookout: Panoramic View

Admire a breathtaking view of Montreal from the Kondiaronk lookout before diving into local shopping.

Entertainment District

Dynamic cultural quarter spanning one square kilometer with over 80 cultural venues. Its distinctive light path and numerous public squares host festivals and events year-round, offering residents a vibrant urban lifestyle.

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.

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.

Frédéric-Back Park (Saint-Michel)

This park is a true ecological oasis, the result of an ambitious environmental rehabilitation project on a former landfill site. It offers modern green spaces and perfect trails for walking, cycling, and outdoor activities, while having an educational dimension about the environment and sustainable development.

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.

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Frequently ask question

In Montreal, elevators are primarily found in luxury condos, residential towers with more than 4 floors, senior housing buildings, and certain renovated heritage buildings in downtown and Old Montreal.
The average price of a condo with elevator in Montreal ranges from $350,000 to $750,000, depending on location and amenities. In central neighborhoods like Downtown, Griffintown or Plateau, expect to pay at least $400,000.
Yes, condo fees are typically 15-30% higher in Montreal buildings with elevators. Maintenance, inspection, and electricity for elevators represent significant costs that are added to the common charges.
Downtown, Griffintown, Nuns' Island, and Outremont offer the most housing with elevators in Montreal. These neighborhoods have numerous recent constructions and high-end buildings where elevators are the norm.
Modern elevators in Montreal are generally reliable in winter, with systems adapted to Quebec's climate. However, during power outages due to storms, some older buildings may experience interruptions if their backup system is limited.
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