5521 Rue Eadie, Montréal (Le Sud-Ouest), QC H4E4M7    $570,000

Bright two-storey condo with a large landscaped backyard in Ville-Émard / Côte-Saint-Paul. Windows on both sides bring natural light into every room, and the two-level layout keeps living and sleeping areas apart. It has two bedrooms, private indoor parking, and all major appliances (stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher). It's steps from the Lachine Canal and the shops of Monk Boulevard, and it's ready to move in.

This two-level condo balances city living with private
outdoor space. Windows on opposite sides of the unit let
daylight flow through from morning to evening and allow
natural cross-ventilation on warm days.

The layout is built for everyday comfort, with the living
areas on one level and the two bedrooms on the other. You
can host guests without disturbing anyone resting, and
working from home is easier with a quiet space set apart.

Outside, the large landscaped backyard works as an
extension of the home. It's ideal for summer dinners, a
morning coffee, or unwinding after work.

A private indoor parking space keeps your car sheltered
year-round. The stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer and
dishwasher are all included, so moving in is easy.

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Ville-Émard and Côte-Saint-Paul border the Lachine Canal
and combine history with a lively local feel. Many
buildings date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries,
from the canal's industrial heyday. With more than 30,000
residents, it is the most populous neighbourhood in the Le
Sud-Ouest borough.

Monk Boulevard is the heart of the area. Its local
businesses offer bagels for breakfast, pizza for dinner,
and even a night at the theatre. Cafés, grocers and
everyday services are within walking distance.

Getting around is easy. The Monk and Jolicoeur metro
stations on the Green Line take you downtown in minutes,
and bus routes serve the whole area. Drivers have quick
access to the main highways and bridges.

Green space is never far. The canal's bike paths run all
the way to the Old Port, with stops at the Atwater Market
along the way. The vast Angrignon Park is nearby for
jogging, picnics and winter outings. It's a friendly,
well-connected neighbourhood that still feels like a
village.