2055 av Desjardins

Up to seven large industrial-style windows set high in the wall, and a ceiling that rises to almost 14 feet. On the ground floor of 2055 avenue Desjardins, the building still shows it was made for work long before anyone lived here.

The declaration of co-ownership puts it plainly: this was an industrial building. Converted in the mid-2010s, it became a 14-unit condominium over three floors, registered in 2017. An address behind a brick facade.

Inside, ceilings run from 9 feet to almost 14 feet depending on the floor. Several units are corner units, with windows on two facades. On the ground floor and on the top floor, mezzanines add a level, and on the 3rd floor some units climb up to a private rooftop terrace. Units range from 564 sq ft to 1,360 sq ft, with an elevator and indoor parking.

Outside is Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Rue Ontario and its cafés a few steps away, the Maisonneuve market and the Maisonneuve library within walking distance, the Olympic Park a little further north. Pie-IX metro, on the Green line, is a 14-minute walk.

2055 Desjardins speaks to people looking for volume and light in a small building, with neighbourhood life at the end of the street.

Every loft has a story. 2055 Desjardins' begins behind an industrial brick facade. Our job is to help you find the one that becomes yours. Olivier Mailloux and Amélie Flanagan, real estate brokers, follow the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve loft market closely and work with buyers and sellers across Montreal.