Les Lofts Marie-Anne Clark

In some bathrooms, the door is the one from an old freight elevator. At the corner of rue Clark and rue Marie-Anne, according to past listings, this 1956 industrial building first housed a clothing factory.

In 2004 it became Les Lofts Marie-Anne Clark: 9 lofts on three floors, above two commercial spaces on the ground floor. The past is still in the walls. Brick, columns and exposed beams are reminders that people worked here before they lived here.

Picture the light coming in through large windows, under ceilings of 9 to 11 feet depending on the floor. On the third floor, some corner units stretch over two levels, with a mezzanine and a skylight, and climb to a private rooftop terrace facing Mount Royal and downtown. Based on our information, units range from 707 sq. ft. to 1,365 sq. ft.

Downstairs, a four-space indoor garage and storage lockers round out the building.

This is the Portuguese quarter, one block from boulevard Saint-Laurent and steps from avenue du Mont-Royal, its cafés and grocers. Jeanne-Mance Park and Mount Royal are within walking distance, and Mont-Royal metro is about a 12-minute walk.

Les Lofts Marie-Anne Clark speaks to people who want a loft with character in a very small building, where you know every neighbour.

Every loft has a story. The story of Les Lofts Marie-Anne Clark begins in a 1956 workshop, on the corner of a quiet Plateau street. 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.