A Private Architectural showpiece - Old Port of Montreal. A rare offering in a distinguished heritage building, this 4,899 sq. ft. property benefits from dual residential and commercial zoning, ideal as a private residence or prestigious professional space. Maintained in pristine condition, it features hardwood floors, custom wood windows, and nearly 2,000 sq. ft. of open-plan space with non-load-bearing partitions. Prepared for a bespoke kitchen, with natural gas and fireplace potential, it includes a bathroom designed for a private sauna, a rooftop terrace, and a cargo lift with direct access.

A Private Architectural Showpiece| Old Port of Montreal An exceptionally rare offering within one of Montreal's most distinguished historic buildings, this 4,899 sq. ft. property presents a level of customization and architectural freedom seldom found in Old Montreal. Benefiting from dual residential and commercial zoning, the asset is uniquely positioned to serve as a private residence of scale or as a professional space, such as a legal practice, private medical or dental clinic, gallery, lounge, or family office, without compromise. The apartment has been meticulously maintained and remains in pristine condition. Authentic hardwood flooring throughout and custom-crafted wooden windows preserve the building's historic integrity while delivering refined, understated elegance. Approximately 2,000 sq. ft. of open-plan volume defines the core of the space, offering a rare sense of scale and flexibility. Several interior partitions are non-load-bearing and floating, allowing you to reimagine the layout with ease and precision. The residence further accommodates three generously proportioned bedrooms, each conceived as a private suite with its own ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet, complemented by a discreet powder room for guests. The property is fully prepared for a bespoke kitchen installation, with all necessary services discreetly integrated into the walls, allowing the buyer complete creative control. Natural gas connections are already in place, enabling the addition of a gas fireplace. One bathroom is designed to accommodate a private sauna, elevating the residence into a personal wellness environment. A private rooftop terrace, a true rarity in Old Montreal, offers an intimate outdoor extension above the city. Further distinguishing the asset is a cargo lift with direct, private access into the apartment, enhancing both discretion and functionality. This is not a conventional residence, but a generational-quality asset, defined by heritage, scale, zoning flexibility, and long-term relevance. Properties of this nature are rarely traded and virtually impossible to replicate. A rare opportunity for the global buyer seeking permanence, prestige, and architectural sovereignty in one of Montreal's most iconic settings.