Le Mezz St-Dom

Eleven feet of ceiling, a steel staircase, and a bedroom floating on a mezzanine above the living room. At 8595 rue Saint-Dominique, the loft works in two movements: living downstairs on concrete, resting upstairs on wood.

The building is a former warehouse built in 1946, a furniture warehouse according to one listing. In 2011 it was converted into 31 lofts over 2 storeys. The name says it: many units are organized around a mezzanine. The façade was redone in new brick, and the original concrete structure stayed.

Picture the light coming through the large windows and rising to the ceiling, at 11 feet, sometimes a little more. Concrete walls, beams and exposed ducts recall the warehouse. Some units also go down to a basement level by a spiral staircase, under 10 ft ceilings. Based on our information, units range from 537 to 1,579 sq ft.

On the roof, a shared terrace with barbecues and a dining area looks over the city. Outside is northern Villeray: boulevard Saint-Laurent and its shops a few minutes away, Crémazie metro 8 minutes on foot, and Jarry Park at the end of a pleasant walk.

Le Mezz St-Dom suits people who want a true two-level loft, with concrete, steel and height.

Every loft has a story. Le Mezz St-Dom's begins in a 1946 warehouse on rue Saint-Dominique. Our job is to help you find the one that becomes yours. Olivier Mailloux and Amélie Flanagan, real estate brokers, work with buyers and sellers across Montréal.