Plateau · Plateau Mont-Royal
Le 3720 Clark
3720 rue Clark · Montréal
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The building’s story
At the corner of rue Clark and avenue des Pins, a red brick facade from 1910 stands one block from boulevard Saint-Laurent. According to past listings, the building first housed a post office.
It rises four storeys above a garage. In 1999 it became a condominium of only 12 units, three per floor. The massive brick walls are still there, and the building has kept the scale of a small place where you know your neighbours.
Picture a light-filled corner loft: ceilings of 10 to 14 feet depending on the floor, large windows on two sides, wood floors. On the top floor, some units add a mezzanine and a private rooftop terrace. Based on our information, units range from 567 sq. ft. to 1,475 sq. ft.
On the roof, a shared terrace looks out over Mount Royal and downtown. The building has an elevator, an indoor garage and storage lockers.
Boulevard Saint-Laurent is one block away, with its restaurants, grocers and Schwartz's. Mount Royal Park is a few minutes up avenue des Pins, and McGill University and the Quartier des spectacles are within walking distance. Sherbrooke, Saint-Laurent and Place-des-Arts metro stations are each about 13 minutes on foot.
Le 3720 Clark speaks to people who want a loft in a small building with character, with the whole city on foot.
Every loft has a story. The story of Le 3720 Clark begins in 1910, at the corner of avenue des Pins. Our job is to help you find the one that becomes yours. Olivier Mailloux and Amélie Flanagan, real estate brokers, follow the Plateau Mont-Royal loft market closely and work with buyers and sellers across Montreal.
Architectural features
- Brick building built in 1910
- Former post office (according to past listings)
- Converted into a condominium in 1999
- Only 12 units, three per floor, on 4 floors
- Based on our information, units range from 567 sq. ft. to 1,475 sq. ft.
- Ceilings of 10 to 14 feet depending on the floor
- Several corner units with windows on two sides
- Some top-floor units with a mezzanine and a private rooftop terrace
- Shared rooftop terrace with views of Mount Royal and downtown
- Indoor garage, elevator and storage lockers
- Leases of at least 6 months
- Boulevard Saint-Laurent one block away
- Sherbrooke metro about a 13-minute walk away
Building amenities
- Elevator
- Shared terrace
- Indoor parking
- Storage
- Intercom
The numbers · 2025
A few numbers on the building.
- Units sold
- 1
- Average price
- $625,000
- Average price / sq. ft.
- $571
- Condo fees / sq. ft. / month
- $0.44
Source: Centris, transactions closed from January 1 to December 31, 2025, compiled by Espace Loft.
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The good addresses, a short walk away.
Boulevard Saint-Laurent, avenue des Pins, Mount Royal Park, McGill University, the Quartier des spectacles and Sherbrooke (Orange Line), Saint-Laurent and Place-des-Arts (Green Line) metro stations, each about a 13-minute walk.
- Metro Sherbrooke13 min à pied
- Metro Saint-Laurent et Place-des-Arts (environ 13 min à pied)
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“My job isn’t to sell you this building. It’s to tell you honestly whether it’s the right one for you, or whether we should look elsewhere.”
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