OUR TOP 3 FEATURES:

-Exceptional Location: Nestled at the foot of Mount Royal, The Gleneagles offers breathtaking views of downtown Montreal and the St. Lawrence River. Steps away from the Montreal General Hospital, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and top-rated schools. Enjoy proximity to McGill, Concordia, and Université de Montréal, with easy access to downtown and iconic landmarks including the Saint-Joseph Oratory.

-Luxury Services: 24/7 security featuring cameras and barriers, valet parking, a fully equipped gym, and a serene private courtyard. The exclusive amenities include a resident-only dog park, a beautifully landscaped outdoor garden, and a reception room with a kitchen and billiard table.

-Spacious, Renovated Interior: Features 2 large bedrooms, including a master suite with an ensuite bath, and an in-unit laundry room--all updated with modern, elegant finishes.

CONDO HIGHLIGHTS: -Spacious 1,001 square feet layout with an open-concept main living area seamlessly connecting the living, dining, and kitchen spaces. -Elegant features include an electric fireplace, crown moldings, and hardwood floors. -Kitchen with a center island for extra prep space and functionality. -Generous primary bedroom with an en-suite bath and a well-sized second bedroom. -Easy-to-maintain tilting sash windows, designed for effortless cleaning. -Convenient in-unit laundry room. -Exceptional privacy as a corner unit in Wing B, with no side, back, or lower neighbors. -Condo fees: $1067/month cover municipal & school taxes, heating, hot water, 24/7 security services, valet parking 24/7, and building insurance and maintenance. -Includes one storage locker, one floating garage parking space and multiple visitor parking spots.

UNDIVIDED CO-OWNERSHIP: -Minimum 20% down payment required -Mortgage must be financed through Caisse Desjardins Centre-Nord de Montréal

Condo fees include taxes -2024 Municipal = $2,197.71 -2024 School = $302.33

*Special Assessment - 3 payments of $1603.33 (09/2024, 11/2024 & 12/2024)

*Note: This building is protected under heritage and culture laws, granting the Ministry of Cultural Affairs has a right of first refusal.