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OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 1951 De Maisonneuve Boulevard East, Montréal QC Partnership. Performance. 2,200-SQUARE-FOOT OFFICE SPACE ON THE GROUND FLOOR PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE PAPINEAU METRO STATION IN MONTRÉAL 2,200-square-foot office space located on the ground The building is conveniently located across from the floor of a 13-storey apartment building in the heart Papineau metro station and at the foot of Jacques-Cartier of the Gay Village, in the eastern part of Downtown Bridge, providing tenants with oustanding accessibility Montreal. from the Société de transport de Montréal transit network and from the South Shore of Montréal. Olivier Pouliot Dominique Saucier, Vice President Commercial Real Estate Broker Chartered Real Estate Broker 514.312.8922 514.905.5446 [email protected] [email protected] 1951 De Maisonneuve Boulevard East, Montréal QC CHARACTERISTICS Available Space 2,200 sf on the ground floor of the building Availability Immediately The premises consist of closed offices (some of which are glassed-in) surrounding a large open area accessible from an entrance located on De Maisonneuve Boulevard East. The Configuration premises also feature a kitchenette, a conference room, an in-suite bathroom and a storage area. The building benefits from its proximity to the Papineau metro station (green line), located Public Transit on the other side of De Maisonneuve Boulevard at the corner of Dorion Street. Several bus lines are accessible from the station, including line 45 (Papineau) and line 10 (De Lorimier). The building is located at the foot of the Jacques Cartier Bridge, providing fast and easy access to and from the South Shore of Montreal. The building also benefits from the Location proximity of many services, including grocery stores, drugstores, parks as well as several Bixi stations. The premises are equipped with two indoor parking spaces located in the basement of the Parking building. The current configuration of the premises is ideal for training centers, small offices, Comments professional cabinets and service providers. Zoning also allows for the establishment of a retail business, an early childhood center, a medical clinic or a government institution. OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE DES FAUBOURGS PARK ESSO TIM HORTONS PÉTRO CANADA CENTRE-SUD 1951 DE MAISONNEUVE BOULEVARD E. DES VÉTÉRANS PARK MONTRÉAL BRUNET VICTORIA VETERINARY HOSPITAL MÉTRO PLUS DE LORIMIER AVENUE DE MAISONNEUVEPAPINEAU EAST SOUTH SHORE ULTRAMAR SAINTE-CATHERINE EAST PAPINEAU AVENUE McDONALDS JACQUES-CARTIER BRIDGE RENÉ-LÉVESQUE EAST GAY VILLAGE OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 1951 De Maisonneuve Boulevard East, Montréal QC Partnership. Performance. CONTACT Avison Young Québec Inc. Olivier Pouliot Dominique Saucier, Vice President Commercial Real Estate Agency Commercial Real Estate Broker Chartered Real Estate Broker 1200 McGill College Avenue 514.312.8922 514.905.5446 Suite 2000 [email protected] [email protected] Montréal, Québec H3B 4G7 514.940.5330.

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