Leafy streets, distinctive architecture and the green spaces of Westmount Park give this city its own rhythm, close to the centre of Montreal. Explore the home as carefully as the address.
Susan grew up in Westmount in a real estate family. Her connection to the area is personal, and her background in fine arts and architectural design brings an attentive eye to its older homes. Her approach pairs that local grounding with a conversation about how you want to live: the rooms you use most, the outdoor space you need and the streets you will walk every day.
Stone and brick façades, bay windows, woodwork and period details are part of Westmount’s residential character. Detached and attached houses sit alongside apartment and condominium buildings. Layout, natural light, outdoor space and the quality of past renovations can matter as much as the architectural style.
Westmount Park community centre · 2015Anna Frodesiak · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
BEFORE YOUR NEXT MOVE
What to consider.
For buyers
Walk your everyday routes
Try the walk to shops, parks and transit. Pay attention to the slope of the street, access to the home and parking arrangements.
Look beyond period charm
Review the inspection and maintenance history, especially the roof, masonry, windows and basement. Ask the City about the requirements for any changes you have in mind.
For sellers
Make the home’s character clear
Present original details alongside the practical improvements that support everyday comfort. Gather renovation records before preparing your marketing.
Compare thoughtfully
Review recent comparable properties with Susan, considering the street, condition, layout and outdoor space rather than relying on a broad area average.
LET’S START WITH YOUR PLANS
Your next chapter in Westmount.
Tell Susan what matters to you. Together, explore the property and the setting that fit your next move.