Old industrial buildings transformed into modern lofts, charming townhouses and new residential buildings make the Southwest unique. This neighborhood has managed to preserve its historical essence while incorporating modern elements, thus creating an original and attractive living environment. In particular, the districts of Griffintown, Saint-Henri and Pointe-Saint-Charles are striking examples of this urban renaissance.
The Southwest region also has good schools for families. Among the schools in the region are the Victor-Rousselot Primary School, the Saint-Henri Secondary School and the Montreal College. The schools in the region have all sorts of good programs for their students. The Southwest region is also well served by public transport, and that is one of the reasons why people in this region have no problem moving. In addition, the major metro stations, including Lionel-Groulx, Charlevoix and Place-Saint-Henri, are also gateways to the rest of Montreal. Buses also travel the area in a wide range of services, so moving is a child's game. Cycling trails and BIXI services are also available for cycling enthusiasts. Finally, there are also a number of parks and playgrounds in the Southwest. The Sir-George-Étienne-Cartier Park, the Angrignon Park and even the Lachine Canal itself are ideal places for relaxation, cycling or simply to go outdoors. The Lachine Canal in particular is a very popular place for leisure sailing, walking and picnics, an oasis of peace in the middle of the city.
Southwest is a good alternative for people who want to be close to the city centre of Montreal without necessarily wanting to live there. Accommodation is slightly cheaper than in Ville-Marie, in addition to enjoying larger accommodation.
Rental prices are considerably cheaper than in Ville-Marie.
Southwest is suitable for people who want to have easy access to the city centre while avoiding the exorbitant price of living in Ville-Marie.
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