This 1,593 square-foot condominium, located on the first floor of a Beaux-Arts style stone and brick building, by Jos. Sawyer, architect, dating from 1907, stands out with its exceptional architectural features from that era.

This 1,593-square-foot condominium is located on the first floor of a 1907 Beaux-Arts style stone and brick row house, a three-story building classified as a important landmark by the city of Westmount. The property features one condo per floor. The unit is distinguished by its exceptional architectural elements, including high ceilings, elegant moldings, original and replicated plaster ceiling fixtures, and maple wood floors throughout most rooms. The living room boasts a bay window and a decorative fireplace, while nearly every room is adorned with custom, large windows. The gourmet kitchen is a stand out, designed by André Julien with custom lacquered, floor-to-ceiling Shaker-style cabinetry. It is complemented by Carrara marble countertops, an enamel-coated cast-iron sink, and Brazilian cherry wood floors. The condo offers a spacious master bedroom and two smaller bedrooms, a private balcony, a shed, and a spacious basement storage area. Additionally, it includes one exclusive outdoor parking space for two cars and a charming, small landscaped garden. There is also potential to add a finished basement. The building has undergone extensive maintenance and upgrades over the years, most recently with the restoration of the stone and brick facade, the addition of stone and lighting on the entrance stairs, and the renovation of the lobby. The condo itself has been thoughtfully renovated and upgraded, blending modern conveniences with respect for its original architectural design. It features three types of heating: a gas furnace and hot water radiators, electric convection heaters, and heated bathroom floors. Ideally located, the property is within walking distance of a variety of quality amenities, including Westmount Square, luxury shops on Greene Avenue, Dawson College, public and private schools, McGill and Concordia universities, multiple parks, dog runs, hospitals, clinics, grocery stores (5 Saisons), restaurants, and the public library. Westmount recreation facilities, with a variety of activities, and Victoria Hall community events are also nearby. Additionally, a bike path runs directly in front of the property, and Atwater metro station is just a short walk away, with direct access through Westmount Square. This property will appeal to those who appreciate early 20th-century architecture and its timeless elegance.