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1000/Month X 12 Month(S) Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker GROUPE IMMOBILIER LONDONO INC. Real Estate Agency 4150, Sherbrooke O. #100 514-679-8578 / 514-937-1717 Westmount (QC) H3Z 1C2 Fax : 514-937-2717 http://www.PeterRawski.com [email protected] $1,000/month X 12 month(s) Centris® No. 10193827 (Active) 60 Rue Bagg, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (Montréal), H2W 1K2 (st Urbain) Seller’s Declaration No Property Type Apartment (Div.) Occupancy 5 days PP/PR Accepted Style One storey Deed of Sale Signature 5 days PP/PR Accepted Floor GF Lot Eval. Building Type Attached Building Eval. Year Built Unknown Mun. Taxes Priv. Portion Area School Taxes Lot Area Condominium Fees Expected Delivery Date Cert. of Location Body of Water Rooms 6 Bedrooms 3+0 Bathrooms and Powder Rooms 1+0 Level Room Size Floor Covering GF Bedroom 8 X 9 ft Wood GF Bedroom 8 X 8 ft Wood GF Bathroom 5 X 7 ft Ceramic GF Dining room 8 X 8 ft Wood GF Kitchen 7 X 5 ft Ceramic GF Bedroom 5 X 6 ft Wood Inclusions Exclusions Heating, electricity, hot water, all appliances Sewage System Municipality Heating System Equip./Serv. Water Supply Municipality Pool Water (access) Cadastre Parking Fireplace-Stove No Renovations Parking Very large 2 bdr lower 3plx with an extra cold room or room for storage, acces to 1/2 patio. Next to Hostipal Dieu. Walking distance to St Laurent, St Urbain restaurants, shops, groceries, transport. Ideally situated between downtown Montreal and the Plateau Mont-Royal. Just a step away from trendy boul. St-Laurent and McGill University. Source: PROPRIO DIRECT, Real Estate Agency Prepared by Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker on 2014-09-11 at 1:44 pm Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker GROUPE IMMOBILIER LONDONO INC. Real Estate Agency 4150, Sherbrooke O. #100 514-679-8578 / 514-937-1717 Westmount (QC) H3Z 1C2 Fax : 514-937-2717 http://www.PeterRawski.com [email protected] $1,400/month X 12 month(s) Centris® No. 25102692 (Active) 301 Av. Duluth E., apt. 1, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (Montréal), H2W 1J1 (Henri-Julien) Seller’s Declaration No Property Type Apartment (Div. 10 %) Occupancy 10 days PP/PR Accepted Style One storey Deed of Sale Signature 10 days PP/PR Accepted Floor TERR Lot Eval. Building Type Semi-detached Building Eval. Year Built 1997 Mun. Taxes Plan Priv. Portion Area 103.60 sqm School Taxes Lot Area Condominium Fees Expected Delivery Date Cert. of Location Body of Water Rooms 5 Bedrooms 0+2 Bathrooms and Powder Rooms 1+0 Level Room Size Floor Covering BA1 Living room 18.10 X 15.6 ft irr Wood BA1 Dining room 12.5 X 9.2 ft Wood BA1 Kitchen 9 X 8 ft Ceramic BA1 Master bedroom 14.6 X 10.5 ft irr Wood BA1 Bedroom 10.7 X 8.3 ft irr Wood BA1 Office 9 X 7.7 ft irr Wood BA1 Bathroom 9.3 X 8.4 ft irr Ceramic BA1 Storage 9.8 X 7.3 ft Ceramic Inclusions Exclusions réfrigérateur, cuisinière, laveuse garage Sewage System Heating System Electric baseboard Equip./Serv. Intercom, Other Water Supply units Pool Water (access) Cadastre Parking Fireplace-Stove No Renovations Parking Secteur enchanteur du Plateau, à proximité de tous les services. 10 minutes à pied pour rejoindre la station de métro Sherbrooke. Magnifique rue de style Européen, emplacement situé près du Mont-Royal et l'Hôpital Hotel Dieu. Unité de coin climatisé, condo au demi-sous-sol incluant deux chambres et un bureau fermé. Disponible dès maintenant Venez apprécier la vie urbaine du Plateau. L'immeuble offre une terrasse commune sur le toit offrant une magnifique vue sur le Mont-Royal et le centre-ville. Possibilité d'y installer un BBQ et set de patio pour profiter des soirées entre amis.... Source: GROUPE SUTTON IMMOBILIA INC., Real Estate Agency Prepared by Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker on 2014-09-11 at 1:44 pm Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker GROUPE IMMOBILIER LONDONO INC. Real Estate Agency 4150, Sherbrooke O. #100 514-679-8578 / 514-937-1717 Westmount (QC) H3Z 1C2 Fax : 514-937-2717 http://www.PeterRawski.com [email protected] $1,500/month X 12 month(s) Centris® No. 15027338 (Active) 3800 Rue de Mentana, apt. 301, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (Montréal), H2L 3R6 Seller’s Declaration No Property Type Apartment (Div.) Occupancy 2014-09-01 Style One storey Deed of Sale Signature 2014-09-01 Floor 2 Lot Eval. Building Type Semi-detached Building Eval. Year Built 1994 Mun. Taxes Gross Priv. Portion Area 1,100.00 sqft School Taxes Lot Area Condominium Fees Expected Delivery Date Cert. of Location Body of Water Rooms 6 Bedrooms 2+0 Bathrooms and Powder Rooms 1+1 Level Room Size Floor Covering 2 Living room 10.5 X 16 ft Wood 2 Dining room 9.5 X 15.9 ft Wood 2 Kitchen 8 X 11.2 ft Ceramic 2 Master bedroom 10.4 X 14.9 ft Wood 2 Bedroom 8.4 X 10.5 ft Wood 2 Bathroom 5 X 9 ft Ceramic Inclusions Exclusions dishwasher, washer-dryer, fridge,stove, curtains, light Electricity fixtures, A/C Sewage System Municipality Heating System Equip./Serv. Water Supply Municipality Pool Water (access) Cadastre Parking Fireplace-Stove No Renovations Parking Plateau: Very bright corner unit condo. Steps to Lafontaine park and near all services. Deux bedrooms, fireplace. All appliances are included. No Animal or smokers. 1 year lease minimum. Source: VIA CAPITALE CENTRE-VILLE, Real Estate Agency Prepared by Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker on 2014-09-11 at 1:44 pm Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker GROUPE IMMOBILIER LONDONO INC. Real Estate Agency 4150, Sherbrooke O. #100 514-679-8578 / 514-937-1717 Westmount (QC) H3Z 1C2 Fax : 514-937-2717 http://www.PeterRawski.com [email protected] $1,600/month X 12 month(s) Centris® No. 21671976 (Active) 4601 Rue Messier, apt. 308, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (Montréal), H2H 2J2 Seller’s Declaration No Property Type Apartment (Div.) Occupancy 2014-05-01 Style One storey Deed of Sale Signature Floor 3 Lot Eval. Building Type Attached Building Eval. Year Built Mun. Taxes Plan Priv. Portion Area 973.00 sqft School Taxes Lot Area Condominium Fees Expected Delivery Date Cert. of Location No Body of Water Rooms 5 Bedrooms 2+0 Bathrooms and Powder Rooms 1+0 Level Room Size Floor Covering GF Living room 10.10 X 25.11 ft Wood GF Master bedroom 11.4 X 11.2 ft Wood GF Bedroom 10.9 X 11.1 ft Wood GF Kitchen 13.6 X 8.9 ft Ceramic GF Bathroom 11.2 X 7.5 ft Ceramic Inclusions Exclusions Appliances , garage Excess Usage of Utilities Sewage System Municipality Heating System Equip./Serv. Water Supply Municipality Pool Water (access) Cadastre Parking Fireplace-Stove No Renovations Parking Garage (1) The unit: 2 bedroom condo with 2 balconies Open concept living room + kitchen area Separate bath and shower Superior Soundproofing Inclusions: All appliances in the condominium All furnitures as seen in photos Garage The Area: Plateau Mont Royal Family oriented area Source: GROUPE AGENTS ÉLITE B.N.P. INC., Real Estate Agency Prepared by Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker on 2014-09-11 at 1:44 pm Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker GROUPE IMMOBILIER LONDONO INC. Real Estate Agency 4150, Sherbrooke O. #100 514-679-8578 / 514-937-1717 Westmount (QC) H3Z 1C2 Fax : 514-937-2717 http://www.PeterRawski.com [email protected] $1,300/month Centris® No. 16009290 (Active) 1102 Av. du Mont-Royal E., apt. 103, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (Montréal), H2J 1X8 Seller’s Declaration No Property Type Apartment (Div.) Occupancy 2014-05-22 Style Two or more storey Deed of Sale Signature 2014-05-18 Floor GF Lot Eval. Building Type Attached Building Eval. Year Built Mun. Taxes Plan Priv. Portion Area 1,000.00 sqft School Taxes Lot Area Condominium Fees Expected Delivery Date Cert. of Location Body of Water Rooms 4 Bedrooms 2+0 Bathrooms and Powder Rooms 1+0 Level Room Size Floor Covering GF Kitchen 10.1 X 10.4 ft Ceramic GF Dining room 24.1 X 17.11 ft Wood GF Living room 24.1 X 17.11 ft Wood GF Bedroom 13.4 X 12.9 ft Wood Inclusions Exclusions Dishwasher, stove & fridge. Mural A/C. Street parking Heating & electricity with city permit.Building offers: electronic surveillance & intercom. Rooftop terrace. Sewage System Municipality Heating System Electric baseboard Equip./Serv. Water Supply Municipality units Pool Water (access) Cadastre Parking Fireplace-Stove No Renovations Parking At the heart of the Plateau and at walking distance from all services on Mont-Royal: trendy restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies & cleaners etc...Between Lafontaine and Laurier parks. Cycling path nearby. Downtown at less than 1 minutes away...Perfect urban lifestyle ! Building description: Building recently built located at the heart of the Plateau Mont-Royal. Interior description: Condo of 1000 p.c. with 1 semi-closed bedroom offered semi-furnished. Modern unit with quality finishing, hardwood floors, bright with lots of windows. Kitchen with granite counter tops, bathroom with bath and separated shower. The semi-closed bedroom has more than 120 sq.ft and offering privacy within the communal area. Included: Source: KELLER WILLIAMS URBAIN, Real Estate Agency Prepared by Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker on 2014-09-11 at 1:44 pm Peter Rawski, Real Estate Broker GROUPE IMMOBILIER LONDONO INC. Real Estate Agency 4150, Sherbrooke O. #100 514-679-8578 / 514-937-1717 Westmount (QC) H3Z 1C2 Fax : 514-937-2717 http://www.PeterRawski.com [email protected] $259,000/$1,500/month X 1 year(s) Centris® No.
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