A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of Montreal's History

Step into the heart of Old Montreal and experience a
residence that embodies the city's rich past while offering
all the comforts of modern living. Nestled within the
storied *Cours Le Royer*, this exclusive condominium is
part of a landmark property with a legacy dating back to
1645, when Jeanne Mance founded Montreal's first hospital,
the Hôtel-Dieu.

Over the centuries, the site has transformed--from a place
of healing to a bustling commercial hub, and finally, into
one of Old Montreal's most coveted residential addresses.
In the late 20th century, renowned architect **Claude
Gagnon** reimagined the historic warehouses once owned by
the St. Joseph Sisters, turning them into a stunning
collection of loft-style condominiums. This large-scale
project was the catalyst for Old Montreal's rebirth,
**sparking its transformation into the vibrant, modern
residential neighbourhood it is today**.

Today, Cours Le Royer* is a rare gem: a pedestrian-only
enclave of just 55 residences, set within an intimate,
European-inspired courtyard. Behind its striking stone
façade, this home offers exposed wood beams, brick walls,
and architectural details that pay homage to its storied
past--all while placing you steps away from Montreal's
finest dining, boutiques, and waterfront.

With its unparalleled history and timeless appeal, this is
more than a home-it's a legacy. Don't miss your chance to
own a piece of Montreal's living history.

** Section 16 of the Regulation respecting conditions of
practice for brokerage operations, the ethics of brokers
and advertising provides as follows:
The licensee who represents a party must inform, as soon as
possible, any other party who is not represented of the
fact that he must protect and promote the interests of the
party he represents while granting fair treatment to the
party who is not represented.

In order to make an informed decision, you are hereby
informed of the choices available to you, namely :
1) Work directly with the seller's broker and receive fair
treatment;
or
2) Work with your own broker, who will ensure that your
interests are protected.

If you choose work with your own broker, it is a
recommended that he or she be present during the visit of
the property.