The Plateau-Mont-Royal, often simply referred to as the "Plateau," is one of Montreal's most iconic and sought-after neighborhoods. Known for its bohemian atmosphere, colorful alleys and numerous independent cafes and shops, this area is a true cultural and artistic center. Let’s find out what Le Plateau has to offer potential buyers.
Residents of the Plateau can enjoy a variety of local amenities. The main streets, such as Saint-Denis Street, Mont-Royal Avenue and Saint-Laurent Boulevard, are full of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Whether you're looking for international cuisine, terrace cafes or vintage shops, you'll find everything on Le Plateau. Public contracts such as the Jean-Talon market are also nearby, offering fresh and local products. The Plateau-Mont-Royal is home to several quality schools for families. Among them are the Ecole primaire Louis-Hippolyte-Lafontaine, the École secondaire Jeanne-Mance and the Collège Français. These institutions offer diverse and high-quality educational programmes to meet the needs of students. Kindergartens such as the Le Petit Réseau and the Educative Plateau kindergarten provide reliable and educational care services for the youngest. Mont-Royal, Laurier and Sherbrooke subway stations are major access points for quick access to the city centre and other districts of Montreal. Many bus lines also cross the neighborhood, offering convenient and affordable transportation options. BIXI cycling trails and services (self-service bikes) are available for those who prefer to travel by bicycle. The neighborhood has many parks and green spaces, offering places of relaxation and leisure for residents. The La Fontaine Park, with its vast green spaces, pedestrian trails, sports fields and pond, is a popular place for outdoor activities. The Jeanne-Mance Park and the Mont Royal, located nearby, also offer vast areas for hiking, cycling and picnics. Residents can enjoy festivals, outdoor concerts and cultural activities throughout the year.
Property prices in Plateau-Mont-Royal are significantly higher than the average on the island of Montreal.
Plateau-Mont-Royal rental prices are well above the average for Montreal Island.
Historically, the Plateau-Mont-Royal has always been the French neighborhood in Montreal. If you come to Montreal with a work permit and you are looking for a neighborhood, the Plateau-Mont-Royal will be right for you. Recently, I've seen an English-speaking fashion looking to live the Montreal experience.
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