A 380 sq ft studio on the fifth floor of an 11-story concrete building from 1972. The bed is screened off by nothing more than a wooden slat partition and a curtain, and the kitchen is tucked into an alcove in one wall. On this hillside between McGill and Concordia, many listings are aimed at students and first-time buyers, and several similar units in the same building are for sale right now.
Shared indoor pool
Sauna
Gym
24-hour security desk
Balcony
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Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
Ground-floor condo in a 1920 triplex
$315,600Local price · C$449K
915 sq ft (85 m²)2 bed1 bath
The ground floor of a gray-brown brick triplex built in 1920. The living room, two bedrooms and kitchen run in a line from front to back, and the back balcony has the iron spiral staircase typical of Montreal plexes. It is in a quiet neighborhood of plexes with outdoor staircases, and because the building is more than 100 years old, it is listed a little over C$100,000 below the area's median condo price.
Back balcony
One parking space off the back lane
In-unit washer and dryer
Freestanding tub
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Dollard-des-Ormeaux
Split-level house with a pool
$561,600Local price · C$799K
1,841 sq ft (171 m²)4 bed2 bath
A split-level built in 1961, with four bedrooms and two bathrooms spread over staggered half-floors. The backyard has a round above-ground pool and a gazebo with a hot tub. It is a house type you see all over the West Island's 1960s subdivisions, and it backs onto a park instead of a neighbor's yard.
Heated above-ground pool
Gazebo with a hot tub
Pergola-covered back deck
One-car garage plus two driveway spaces
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Westmount
1930s brick house with a pool
$2,460,000Local price · C$3.5M
3,165 sq ft (294 m²)5 bed3.5 bath
A red-brick Colonial from 1937 with a modern addition at the back. The bright dining room in the addition opens onto a terrace, and the walkout lower level leads straight to the pool. It sits on a quiet cul-de-sac on the Westmount hillside, and the second-floor roof terrace looks out over downtown.
Outdoor pool
Fireplace
Second-floor roof terrace
Built-in library shelves
One-car garage plus four driveway spaces
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Redpath Crescent, Golden Square Mile
1920s stone mansion on the slopes of Mount Royal
$15,460,000Local price · C$22M
8,181 sq ft (760 m²)6 bed7 bath
A stone mansion built in 1924, spanning two lots on Redpath Crescent with the woods of Mount Royal Park at its back. It has a private elevator, a long heated pool and an underground garage for 12 cars, and as of October 2026 it is the second most expensive house for sale on the island of Montreal.
Heated outdoor pool
Private elevator
Underground garage for 12 cars
Gas fireplace
Terraced garden
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Converted prices use exchange rates from 2026-10-15.
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