Discover this charming cottage opposite Parc La Fontaine, offering tranquility in the heart of Montreal, at the crossroads of neighborhoods. Ideal for your personal residence, your home-office or your short or long term rental projects, the property has bright spaces with exposed brick walls and original character. Nearby are the Sherbrooke metro, the St-Jacques market and the Notre-Dame Hospital. Its rich history adds character, and makes it a unique Montreal home that will follow all your dreams. Discover this charming cottage located directly across from the magnificent Parc La Fontaine. At the crossroard of neighborhoods, nested between the famous Pateau Mont-Royal, downtown, the gay quarters and the Quartiers des Spectacles, this residence offers an oasis of tranquility in the heart of Montreal's urban bustle. This home provides the perfect space to accommodate your family and future projects: - Inside, you'll be enchanted by the open, bright, and peaceful spaces.- The beautiful exposed brick walls add a touch of warmth to the ambiance.- The ground floor features a welcoming vestibule leading to an open main staircase, connecting the dining room and living room.- A beautiful functional kitchen overlooks the rear of the house. - Upstairs, a double room with a central arch currently serves as the primary bedroom with an adjacent office.- A second bedroom at the rear, ideal for a child or office, and a bathroom with a full bathtub shower complete this level.- Two skylights add beautiful brightness to this floor. - In the basement, a spacious, bright main room currently used as a bedroom offers multiple layout possibilities, while a bathroom with shower and a workshop provide additional functionality and storage. You'll be ideally situated near Sherbrooke metro, St-Jacques market, public transportation, restaurants, and bistros on Cherrier Street, as well as Notre-Dame Hospital, offering easy access to everything Montreal has to offer! A RICH HISTORY: This house boasts a fascinating history dating back over 100 years. Once a garden between two buildings, it was built in 1914 by a developer for his daughter, in a model inspired by a doll house. It was later acquired by a Portuguese immigrant who added hand-painted tiles to the kitchen, later retrieved by the Portuguese museum after his passing. Subsequently, the house was transformed into a theater by a film professor and later housed a family of dance and theater professors from New York. More recently, it was acquired by a couple passionate about stained glass making, who added a personalized touch with a magnificent stained glass above the door, bearing the number 1380. This house is full of history and character, offering its future occupants a truly unique living experience in the heart of Montreal. Included : On-site appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher, gas stove, washer, dryer), fixed furniture in downstairs bedroom. Light fixtures, curtains, blinds. Air conditioning, hand-crafted stained glass above front door. Excluded : Furniture and personal effects.
