Description

Elegant and contemporary corner property located on the 1st floor of a prestigious building on Rockland Avenue in Outremont. All the criteria are met to please the most demanding buyers: 2 closed bedrooms, a modern open concept layout, a beautiful stylish kitchen, an up-to-date bathroom, high-end finishes, large bay windows offering lots of natural light, a large balcony, an organized walk-in closet, private outdoor parking and storage in the basement. Come and discover 831 Rockland, a former telephone exchange erected at the turn of the 20th century, converted in 2013 into a superb, well-managed residential complex, signed by Demonfort.

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:: Unique Features of Unit 106

- Corner unit with a large private balcony - Large open area with generous windows - Beautiful natural light - 904 square feet surface area (net) + optimal configuration with no loss of space - 2 closed bedrooms (on opposite sides of the condominium) - Noble materials (Brazilian hardwood floors, marble in the bathroom, 24*48 ceramic tiles in the kitchen, quartz countertops, and more...) - Modern kitchen with white lacquer cabinets, quartz countertops, double sink, elegant backsplash, heated floors - Large en-suite bathroom with separate bathtub and nice glass shower, heated floors - Master bedroom with a large walk-in closet & organized storage - 2nd bedroom with double closet - 1 outdoor parking space - 1 storage space in the basement - Original and sole owner since 2013 (the unit was never rented) - Quick occupancy if needed

:: 831 Rockland in Outremont

A location of choice: Come and discover the 831 Rockland residential complex, ideally located between Ducharme and Van Horne avenues, a few minutes from the Outremont metro station and very close to countless shops and restaurants on Van Horne or Bernard Avenues. The property is also at a short distance from Collège Stanislas, Guy-Drummond International School, and the new University of Montreal campus.

:: When history woos the contemporary!

831 Rockland was erected at the turn of the 1900s and housed a major telephone exchange, owned by Bell Canada. The building then underwent a first transformation to become the Stanislas College for 4 years, from 1938 to 1942. In 1942, the building was converted into residences for the Reverend Dominican Fathers. Finally, in 2012, the promoter Demonfort chose to undertake major renovations to convert the building into the current luxurious residential complex following to plans of Forme Studio Morand Émond Architectcs firm. Among the transformations, a floor has been added to the roof of the old industrial building, which has been completely restored. The ground was dug to accommodate interior garage spaces. The new section, in which unit 106 is located, differs from the old section with its large bay windows and elegant gray concrete stones.

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