1220 Boul. René-Lévesque E., apt. 309, Montréal
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1220, Boulevard René-Lévesque E, Downtown, Montréal
The neighbourhood
About Ville-Marie (Downtown & Old Montreal)
Ville-Marie is Montreal's economic, cultural and institutional heart. It brings together the central business tower district, the Quartier des spectacles, the Quartier latin and historic Old Montreal with its cobblestone streets along the river. Living here means being minutes on foot from Quebec's largest employers, the two downtown universities (McGill and UQAM), the convention centre, and the airport via the orange line.
“A 24/7 neighbourhood: lively terraces from spring to fall, festivals all summer, nightlife around the Quartier latin and Crescent Street, brunch spots and galleries in Old Montreal. Density means everything — office, restaurant, cinema, gym — stays within walking distance even in winter.”
Transit
Densest transit in Quebec — Berri-UQAM (orange/green/yellow), Place-des-Arts, McGill, Peel, Bonaventure (orange + REM), Champ-de-Mars and Place-d'Armes (orange). Central Station (commuter rail + REM to airport and South Shore). 24h Sainte-Catherine bus, BIXI on every block.
On foot
One of Canada's highest walk scores — groceries, pharmacies, restaurants, gyms and banking within 5 minutes. The RÉSO (underground city) connects 33 km of climate-controlled tunnels so you can cross the winter without a coat.
Highlights
Old Port, Place Jacques-Cartier, Notre-Dame Basilica, Quartier des spectacles (Place des Arts, Jazz Festival, Just for Laughs), Sainte-Catherine Street, Chinatown, with Atwater Market nearby.
Shops & services
Shopping centres (Complexe Desjardins, Eaton Centre, Place Ville-Marie), neighbourhood grocers (Provigo, Métro, IGA, Adonis on Sainte-Catherine), fine dining and budget eats, plus 50+ independent cafés and bars.
Parks & green spaces
Mount Royal Park via stairs or bus, Jean-Drapeau Park (Île Sainte-Hélène), Old Port promenade, Parc des Faubourgs, Place Émilie-Gamelin.
Schools & universities
McGill and UQAM universities on foot, plus a dozen cégeps and specialised schools (Concordia is 10 min by metro). Ideal for students and university staff.
Tenant profile
Highly diverse: young tech and finance professionals, McGill/UQAM students, newcomers drawn to the central location, long-stay relocating professionals. Short-term rentals are restricted by municipal bylaws.
Rental market
Tighter than the Montreal average: high demand, many recent residential towers, upscale condos and Old Montreal industrial lofts. Studios and 3½s lease fast, especially in early summer ahead of the university year.
Frequently asked questions
▸When is the unit available?
The listed availability date is November 1, 2026.
▸What is included in the rent?
The rent includes: hot water. All other utilities are paid by the tenant.
▸Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted in this unit.
▸How do I book a viewing?
Use the viewing action shown in the listing and follow the steps provided. A viewing request is not a confirmation; the team will explain what happens next.
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