** Possibility of including a private electric terminal for your vehicle. **

- 2 bus lines across the street
- Nearby: Delicatessens, Metro, parks, schools, pharmacy and all services.

OUR 3 FAVORITES:
* Spacious unit with lots of storage space
* LOCATION: Close to many services and amenities.
* Private parking

SCHOOLS:
Primary
École Sainte-Claire (Sainte-Claire)
École la Vérendrye
École Sainte-Claire (3075 Avenue Lebrun)
Center d'Intégration Scolaire Inc.
École Armand-Lavergne
École Saint-Justin
École Sainte-Louise-de-Marillac
École Philippe-Labarre
École Saint-François-d'Assise (Saint-François-d'Assise)

Secondary
École Irénée-Lussier (Irénée-Lussier Annex)
Collège Mont-Royal
Louise-Trichet School
Center d'Intégration Scolaire Inc.
École de la Lancée
École de la Lancée (de la Lancée Annexe, Primary)
École Secondaire Anjou
Dunton Academy

TRANSPORTATION:
Metro station: Honoré-Beaugrand station
Bus: 26-185-189-362
Highway: Route 138, 25

LEISURE:
Local sports clubs (soccer, baseball, field hockey, etc.)
Gyms and fitness centers
Public swimming pools
Community events
Ice skating in winter

PARKS:
Parc Sainte-Claire
Parc Pierre-Bernard
Parc Clément-Jetté
Parc Saint-Victor
Parc L.-O.-Taillon
Jardin Communautaire B.P. Tétreaultville
Parc Pierre-Tétreault
Parc Liébert
Parc de la Bruère
Germaine-Pépin Park

Mercier--Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, located in Montreal, is a multi-faceted borough with a rich history and vibrant cultural diversity. Distinct neighborhoods, such as Mercier, Hochelaga and Maisonneuve, coexist in this area, each bringing its own character to the whole.


Green spaces abound, including the vast Maisonneuve park, with its trails, lake and sports facilities. Main streets like Ontario Street are packed with local shops, restaurants and cafés, creating a vibrant, friendly atmosphere. The Marché Maisonneuve is a central meeting point, offering fresh local produce.


Educational institutions, libraries and cultural centers enrich the neighborhood's intellectual life. The Théâtre Denise-Pelletier contributes to the cultural scene with a varied program.


Well served by public transit, with metro stations and bus lines, Mercier--Hochelaga-Maisonneuve is connected to the whole city. Community centers organize activities and programs for residents, fostering a strong sense of belonging.

Constantly evolving, the district is the scene of urban development and revitalization projects, ensuring a balance between heritage preservation and neighborhood modernization. In short, Mercier--Hochelaga-Maisonneuve embodies the diversity, history and vitality that characterize Montreal.