Le 5110 Saint-Dominique

Fourteen feet of ceiling on the top floor. Higher still, a private rooftop terrace opens onto the rooftops of the Mile End and Mount Royal.

According to past listings, the building on rue Saint-Dominique dates from 1926. Until 1997 it was a commercial and industrial building. That year it became a condominium of 3 lofts, one per floor. What remains of the past: exposed brick and concrete, wood floors and a shared freight elevator. On the ground floor, an old safe now serves as a pantry, according to past listings.

Three floors, three large lofts. Ceilings of 10 to 14 feet depending on the floor, sash windows along the facade, and open spaces with room for a big work table. Based on our information, units range from about 1,900 sq. ft. to 2,700 sq. ft. The declaration of co-ownership also allows some professional uses, a real plus for people who work from home.

Across the street, Saint-Michel Park turns into a skating rink in winter. Avenue Laurier, its cafés and fine food shops are at the end of the street, boulevard Saint-Laurent is steps away, and Laurier metro is about an 11-minute walk.

This building speaks to creators, professionals and anyone who wants a lot of space in a condominium shared by three neighbours.

Every loft has a story. The story of 5110 Saint-Dominique begins in a 1926 industrial building facing a Mile End park. Our job is to help you find the one that becomes yours. Olivier Mailloux and Amélie Flanagan, real estate brokers, follow the Mile End and Plateau Mont-Royal loft market closely and work with buyers and sellers across Montreal.