Neighborhood
The City of Westmount is one of Canada’s most prestigious communities, renowned for its majestic Victorian architecture, its exceptional quality of life and its distinctive small-town community life. The luxurious enclave is located upon the southern slope of Mount Royal, offering stunning views that stretch from Montréal’s downtown core all the way across the Montérégie region to the US border. It is regarded as one of Canada’s wealthiest neighbourhoods, sitting among the ranks of Rockcliffe Park in Ottawa, West Vancouver in Vancouver, and Lawrence Park, Forest Hill, Rosedale, and the Bridle Path in Toronto. In 2019, Maclean’s Magazine ranked Westmount the third-best place to live among the 103 Québec communities on the list.
Ideally located in one of Canada’s most affluent areas, this property offers exceptional walkability to essential services, parks, and dining. It sits directly across from the Westmount Public Library and Westmount Park, and is just 750 metres from the premier Westmount Recreation Centre.
Families benefit from proximity to elite public and private schools—including Selwyn House and Roslyn High School—all within one kilometre. Additionally, the site provides quick access to the state-of-the-art McGill University Health Centre (Glen Campus), a world-class medical hub featuring five hospitals and comprehensive 24/7 emergency care.
Located on Sherbrooke Street West between Lansdowne Avenue and Arlington Lane, the Property is adjacent to Victoria Village, a dense retail node occupying more than 500 metres on Sherbrooke Street West between the Marlowe and Grosvenor Avenues and home to over 60 stores and restaurants. Among them are sports retailers, designer boutiques, breweries, cafés, and bars. Once a haven of small business stores, the Village has seen an influx of international and national retailers, such as emerging designers (James Perse, bas&sh, Zadig & Voltaire), national brands(Lululemon, Pharmaprix, Dormez-Vous, Pharmacie Jean-Coutu), major Canadian banks (Laurentian Bank, BMO, RBC, CIBC) and restaurants (Aux Vivres, Donato, Starbucks, Mandy’s)
