**IDEAL LOCATION** Facing Saint-Henri Park, this 1,300+ sq. ft. condo across two floors offers high ceilings, sun-filled windows, and a rear terrace. On the main floor, the semi-open kitchen opens into the dining room, which leads to the terrace and faces a bright living room. A beautiful period door separates these rooms when needed. The den, with a balcony and open view, converts into a guest room thanks to its wall bed. The period staircase leads to the second floor, where three bedrooms and two bathrooms await you. Quiet, yet less than a 10-minute walk from shops and the metro, this property has everything it takes to win you over.

Former working-class neighbourhood in southwest Montréal, founded in 1685, Saint-Henri today attracts a diverse crowd and was named among the coolest neighbourhoods in the world by Time Out (2024). The Lachine Canal, its banks, and Sir-George-Étienne-Cartier Square are gathering spots where locals meet to chat, play, and unwind. Residential streets, leafy parks, and colourful murals on red-brick buildings give the area a warm, artistic feel. Rue Notre-Dame is the main commercial strip, with its cafés, bars, and restaurants. Blending community life with green space, Saint-Henri is attracting more and more families. ** Neighbourhood highlights: - A short walk from the lively Notre-Dame Street and its many shops, cafés, and restaurants - Close to the Lachine Canal and its summer activities - Less than a 15-minute walk from the Atwater Market - Less than a 10-minute walk from the Place-Saint-Henri and Lionel-Groulx metro stations **Property highlights: - Facing Saint-Henri Park - Original period charm: staircase, grand door in the living room, mouldings, and hardwood floors - High ceilings - Over 1,300 sq. ft. across two floors - Private terrace with storage - Three bedrooms, plus a den that can serve as a guest room - Primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom, shower, and heated floor - Second bathroom with heated floors and a skylight - Built-in closets and abundant storage - Quiet urban living, surrounded by greenery **There is approximately $60,000 in the co-ownership accounts. **Co-ownership fees are paid twice a year, and insurance costs (common expenses--representing a 25% share) are paid in a single installment. **The other three co-owners have lived in the building for many years. The co-ownership is self-managed. There are no financial statements and the minutes of meetings are not produced on a regular basis.