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The Unity building will appeal to those looking for a
classic loft style property which is also in keeping
with current trends in terms of internal appearence and
finishing.
Typically units in the unity building
will be of a high-standard and have either hardwood
floors or a polished concrete finish. Worthy of note in
this building are the extraordinary windows. The new
ones having been crafted at great cost to resemble the
older ones from the industrial ear they replaced during
the refurbishing of the building in 2005-2006. Although
one could be forgiven that these are the originaly
windows from this 1920's construction, in fact they were
painstainkingly re-created and assembled to current
standards with double glazing.
Located in
Downtown Montreal's financial district, this building is
a few minutes walk from the Stock Exchange building, the
heart of the Old Port and a 5 minute walk from the Place
des Arts and the Downtown core. McGill University is
just over 10 minutes walk. It is possible to walk to the
underground city in less than 3 minutes, from there the
Downtown core is a 10-15 minute walk through the tunnels
which is great for winter time.
Since the units
are generaly open plan, making distinctions between 1
and 2 bedroom properties is more difficult. That being
said, smaller studio units are genrally sold between
$250,000 and $270,000 whereas the one bedroom size units
are between $290,000 and $320,000. Larger one bedroom
units that are similar in size to two bedroom apartments
will sell for between $400,000 and $600,000 with some
exceptionally large units going for much more.
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