VIAU-1BR near Olympic Stadium

Summary:
Discover this beautiful fully furnished apartment, a few steps from the Olympic Stadium. Ideal for professionals, students or couples seeking comfort and convenience.

The location is great. You will have easy access to public transport (bus, metro). In addition, you will be close to amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, cafes, parks, etc.

Enjoy a pleasant living environment in a dynamic and well-connected neighborhood. Do not miss this unique opportunity!

The Space:
The apartment is located on the 3
rd floor. It includes a spacious and bright bedroom and a perfect office for teleworking.
In the living room, the sofa turns into a single bed.
There are also two private balconies, one of which overlooks the green alley, very quiet.
The furniture is new and modern. The kitchen is fully equipped (there is no dishwasher). There is a washer/dryer in the bathroom.

Guest Access:
The apartment is located on the top floor of a 3-storey building.

There is a bus station at the bottom of the building.

We are 10min from the metro station VIAU by foot (or 3min by bus)

The Neighborhood:
Olympic, botanical, authentic:
The Olympic District is a lush and leafy area, and home to the popular Olympic Park. This expansive and modern urban park includes the iconic Montréal Tower (the world’s tallest inclined tower), the Olympic Stadium (built for the 1976 Summer Olympics), the Esplanade (site of a multitude of cultural and sports events year-round) and the Sports Centre (a modern urban training ground.

The Olympic District is also home to the Space for Life nature museums, where young and old can enjoy endless hours of unique science and nature experiences.


Make it a day in HoMa and Rosemont
Once a predominantly Francophone working-class district, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve–or HoMa, as locals call it–never ceases to reinvent itself and diversify, without losing the spirit of simplicity. Here, both past and present share street space with converted warehouses and factories and impressive churches and a quaint public market. The Rosemont neighbourhood also has an industrial past. It was home to the Canadian Pacific’s Angus Shops, dedicated to the construction of railroad materials.

Today, those friendly boroughs are comprised of distinctive areas with an active community life. Quaint streets, green alleyways and numerous local cafés and businesses make for a lively, family-friendly neighbourhood.


With plenty of things to see and do, it might be best to plan ahead. When it comes to attractions, here are some of the “greatest hits.”

Relive the magic of the 1976 Olympics at the Olympic Stadium.
Frolic in the horticultural wonderland of the Botanical Garden.
Sample the farm-fresh flavours at the Maisonneuve Market.
Step into the Beaux-Arts luxury of a history home at the Château Dufresne.
Wander along Promenade Masson, the charming main street of Old Rosemont.

Getting Around:
Bus, metro, car, bike and walking

Other Things to Note:
It is easy to park on the street for free.

Interaction with Guests:
We are available at all times to answer your questions and there is a real estate agent for any problem