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Montreal’s rich history, charming European architecture, and vibrant culture make the city one of the best places to retire in the country. The city is known for its walkability and convenient transit accessibility. With all the amenities and accessibility on offer in Montreal, we name seven excellent neighbourhoods for senior living in the city.
Town of Mount Royal
The Town of Mount Royal – which is a designated National Historic Site – is one of Montreal’s most affluent neighbourhoods. Referred to as the “Garden City”, the area boasts picturesque parks and greenspaces along with some of the city’s most stunning homes. The local recreation centre offers a variety of classes and activities and there are two local metro cities allowing for easy access to other parts of the city.
Notre-Dame-de-Grace
This neighbourhood features a diverse community with a mix of students, families, and retirees. There are several scenic local parks along with tree-lined residential streets. The neighbourhood’s bustling Monkland Avenue is home to some of the city’s best restaurants, shops, and pubs, and there are a variety of housing options including condos, detached houses, and townhomes.
Little Italy
Little Italy is a bustling community ideal for food lovers with some of the city’s best restaurants and cafes as well as the Jean-Talon Market which offers fresh produce, baked goods, and more year-round. The population is a diverse mix of singles, families, and retirees.
Plateau-Mont-Royal
With the largest concentration of artists per capita in Canada, the Plateau is an ideal choice for those looking to retire amongst a bustling arts community. The neighbourhood is highly walkable and features charming boutiques, restaurants, and cafes, charming colourful houses, and tranquil parks and greenspaces.
Westmount
Westmount is another wealthy community with its breathtaking mountain view homes. It is home to upscale boutiques and restaurants, top schools, and picturesque parks and greenspaces. It is considered one of the safest neighbourhoods and is also home to the Montreal General Hospital and other healthcare facilities.
Hampstead
Hampstead is an upscale suburb located about 20 minutes from downtown Montreal known for its quiet walkable streets with a blend of character homes and more modern developments. There are a number of local healthcare facilities, scenic parks, and a local community centre with an outdoor pool, tennis courts, and other facilities.
Outremont
Outremont is a vibrant and diverse neighbourhood with charming colourful homes, tree-lined streets, and more than 25 local parks. There are plenty of local shops, restaurants, and cafes and convenient public transportation allowing for easy access to other parts of the city.
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