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With breathtaking historic architecture, a vibrant community, and a unique local culture, Montreal draws in residents from all over. If you’re looking for the best parts of Montreal to raise your young ones, here is a list of five on Montreal’s best neighbourhoods for young families.
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
The neighbourhood of Notre-Dame-de-Grace has a diverse population, low crime rate, and several top schools for students of all ages. There are several scenic parks and greenspaces including the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Park which features a playground, splash park, and skating rink. The neighbourhood’s bustling Monkland Avenue is a cultural hub with dozens of trendy shops, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment venues, and is also the site of local cultural and community events.
Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie
Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie is a popular choice for many young families, offering a rich multicultural community, tree-lined residential streets, and expansive parks and gardens. There are tons of family-centric local amenities including libraries, community centres, outdoor swimming pools, and restaurants. The neighbourhood has convenient access to other parts of the city with a local Metro station and several bus lines. With a mix of heritage and modern homes along with multiplex condos, there are plenty of housing options to choose from.
Villeray
Considered one of the city’s trendiest neighbourhoods, Villeray has been growing in popularity among young families due to relatively affordable housing, a thriving arts and culture scene, and beautiful parks including Jarry Park – one of Montreal’s largest parks – which hosts a variety of exciting festivals and events throughout the year. With some of the coolest restaurants and bars in the city, artisan shops, unique street murals, and stunning Art Deco buildings, Villeray attracts families looking to live in a culturally rich and lively community.
Westmount
The upscale Westmount neighbourhood has some of Montreal’s most breathtaking homes, featuring a mix of stately Victorian and Edwardian estates amongst sprawling modern houses and luxurious condo developments. Along with its tranquil tree-lined streets, the area is home to several greenspaces including Westmount Park and King George Park. Westmount is in close proximity to downtown, allowing for access to plenty of amenities including local high-end boutiques and gourmet restaurants.
Plateau-Mont-Royal/Mile End
The adjacent neighbourhoods of Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End are known for a lively arts community, stately historical architecture, and rich culinary scene. With plenty of local parks, easy access to public transit, and reputable local schools, many families are drawn to the vibrant atmosphere these neighbourhoods offer. From thrift stores to galleries and live music venues, Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End offer endless entertainment.
To learn more about Montreal’s unique and exciting neighbourhoods, connect with one of our top real estate brokers and let us help you begin the search for your next home.
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