Les Lofts de Sève

Commercial and professional offices: that is what the building was before the 2004 notarial deed turned it into a residential condominium. Four storeys, one underground level, and a corner site where De Maisonneuve Boulevard meets Alexandre-de-Sève Street.

Picture it in 2004, when the offices made way for 16 lofts. Today they range from 776 sq. ft. to 1,175 sq. ft., according to our information. Ceilings reach 11 feet depending on the unit, and corner units open large corner windows on two sides of the building. Some have a gas fireplace.

The roof extends the home. Six private terraces sit up there, along with a shared terrace for the whole building. Downstairs, each loft is entitled to a storage room and a wine cellar. An indoor garage and 9 outdoor parking spaces, sold separately, complete the picture. An elevator serves the building.

Only sixteen lofts. A building the size of a street corner, not a tower.

Outside, the Village. Beaudry metro station about 4 minutes on foot, Sainte-Catherine Street and its terraces close by, the everyday life of a neighbourhood you do on foot.

Les Lofts de Sève speaks to people who want a human-scale loft: real ceiling height, a corner of roof to call their own, and the metro within walking distance.

Every loft has a story. The story of Les Lofts de Sève starts in a former office building. Our job is to help you find the one that becomes yours. Olivier Mailloux, real estate broker, and Amélie Flanagan, real estate broker, follow Village lofts closely and work with buyers and sellers across Montreal.