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Sainte-Catherine West Montreal, Quebec 4150 Sainte-Catherine West Montreal, Quebec Why choose 4150? 20K + >$226K 1 500+ 17K cars + Incredible Food + Major Developments residents living average businesses 13K people Access Shops within a 4km household in travel Sainte- by bus and on-site and underway radius income Westmount Catherine St. metro without across the within greater the hassle street Westmount area (Westmount & (3X Montreal making it one of coming NOG) average) of the busiest streets in the downtown GMA 1555 Peel Street • Suite 700 • Montréal QC H3A 3L8 Canada 514 940-1555 REDBOURNE.CA 4150 Sainte-Catherine West BUILDING INFORMATION • Westmount, Quebec 4150 Sainte-Catherine Street West is strategically located in the center of Westmount’s business district, between Greene Avenue and Atwater. The property consists of 141,000 square feet of office space over five floors and a mezzanine-level retail area. Built in 1977, the property has a footprint of 35,069 square feet and a frontage on Sainte-Catherine Street West totaling 317 feet. Other features include 133 interior parking stalls over two floors. The structural system consists of reinforced concrete floor slabs that span between reinforced concrete columns which are generously spaced 30 feet apart. The building holds a C15-24-07 zoning which allows for a variety of uses, such as office, retail, educational and residential. • Total Area 141,009 sf Year Built 1977 # Floors 5 floor (office), 1 floor (retail) Lot 4 142 914 Zoning C15-24-07 Storeys 6 Foundation Concrete floors Structure Concrete frame, aluminum panels Roof Clat concrete deck with inverted membrane Transformers 2000 kVa dry-type transformer – distributed by vertical bus duct; Dry-type transformers between 30 kVa and 150 kVa throughout building HVAC Heating Two 3.2 MBTU natural gas boilers; Electric baseboards and suspended electric unit heaters HVAC Cooling Cooling tower on roof; Three Carrier chillers on R-134; Office: Four AC units (Trane and Carrier), four Split AC units (Carrier) Commercial: one water cooled AC unit (Climate master) HVAC Ventilation Forced air system with exhaust fans; Separate fan system for parking garage Elevators Three traction passenger elevators (KONE) Emergency Generator A 125 Kva / 100 Kw diesel (Kohler) Public Transport Buses: Direct access to bus routes 63 and 90 and walking distance to buses 108, 305, 371, 124, 324 Metro: Directly across street from Atwater metro Parking 133 interior stalls over 2 levels After Hours Access Access card system allows for entry 24/7. Personnel Maintenance personnel on site. 1555 Peel Street • Suite 700 • Montréal QC H3A 3L8 Canada 514 940-1555 REDBOURNE.CA 4150 Sainte-Catherine West ACCESS • Westmount, Quebec 8 13 Strategically located in theST .center of Westmount’s DOWNTOWN business district providingLAWRENCE close access to neighbouring highways and Metro (Atwater) for tenants and visitors alike. Metro This modern rapid transit system not only provides swift, convenient access to the property but is also one of the most architecturally distinctive subway systems in the world. The system is also 13 4 beautifully decorated with hundreds of pieces of public art, including sculptures, frescoes, and stained glass. LIONEL-GROULX station is a transfer 0 station of Montreal’s Metro between the 72 Green Line and Orange Line GRIFFINTFFI OWN WESTMMOUNMO T ATWATER station serves the Green Line of Montreal’s Metro on the border between the city of Westmount and Montreal. Vehicle Commuter highways provide easy access11 to the property LITTLLITTLE 2 BURGUNDY Parking The building offers 133 indoor parking spaces as well as ample outdoor pay parking Bike In support of our environmental commitment, bike racks are provided 1555 Peel Street • Suite 700 • Montréal QC H3A 3L8 Canada 514 940-1555 REDBOURNE.CA 4150 Sainte-Catherine West AMENITIES • Westmount, Quebec Greene Avenue Corridor is a popular destination for Ru residents of Westmount, Notre Dame de Grace and e Saint-Mar St. Henri. 2 rcc 3 Restaurants and retailers include: 1 2 On-Site - Bagels on Greene Av 1 - Cafe Gentile enue W 3 O e ood qu Hotels 1 Residence Inn by Marriott Montreal es Av 1 év 2 La Tour Belvedere hotel enue Mount Pleasant -L né 5 Re 3 Hotel Chateau St-Marc rd Av va enue Mountain le Pll 7 ou eaass 3 4 B Banks 1 RBC Royal Bank aant 1 Av 2 Banque Scotia enue Clark 2 2 2 2 BMO Banque de Montréal 3 HSBC Bank e 1 O e Shopping 1 Alexis Nihon euv 6 Av 2 Westmount Square sonn enue Atwater ue At Rue Saint-Jacques M e Maisonneuve Fitness 1 Econofitness d e d water enue Lionel-Groulx 2 Club Atwater ar Av Restaurants 1 Bagels on Greene (on-site) Boulevard ues O 1 Cafe Gentile (on-site) 3 Taverne On The Square Rue Saint-Catherin 720 2 Brasserie Lucille’s Ville-Marie orkmanRue Notre-Dame Ouest 4 ShangHai Grill 5 Miso restaurant and sushi bar Rue W Rue Saint-Antoine 6 Bàcaro Urban Pizzeria 7 Bistro On The Avenue 1555 Peel Street • Suite 700 • Montréal QC H3A 3L8 Canada 514 940-1555 REDBOURNE.CA.
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