First of all the price is unbelievable for this neighborhood - unheard of really - if I could sell this one in time I'd go right back and grab it - in a heartbeat!
$449,500
Built in 1897
Listing reads:
Listing reads:
ABOUT THIS PROPERTY
Fabulous 2bdrm Victorian Westmount home! Great condo alternative, complete renovations throughout: wood floors, heated kitchen floors and granite counters, wood cabinets, bay window, fireplace, spa bathroom with floor to wall marble, spacious master with built-ins, 2nd bdrm with deck and view. New plumbing, electrical, windows and appliances!
2 beds - 1 bath - 1 powder room
Realtors : SERGUE SVERGOUN & OLGA CHIRCA
It's been totally renovated but in a beautiful way - wow - wonder if I could sell this place we bought with only a quarter of the renovations completed lol?
Is this charming, or what?
Is this charming, or what?
I keep going back to check the price - our 1 storey sold for more than that just 5 months ago in that neighborhood..................
I'm in love - and you have no idea - really none at all - how badly I WANNA live in this week's feature!
Have a wonderful Wednesday one and all - I'm going to go sulk in the pool - my saving grace and the only thing about this place that helps me keep my head above water ( literally LOL ) We're having an extreme heat wave here in Montreal - well over a hundred degrees with the humidity. Weather warnings every 10 minutes on t.v. - and I. WILL. NOT. COMPLAIN. OUT. LOUD. because last winter was freezing - but really is it so much to ask for a little happy medium here? We usually get heat waves towards the middle of July - it seems to be getting a little earlier every year.
Does that count as complaining? Oh to hell with it - I AM COMPLAINING - it's unbearable lol.
Does that count as complaining? Oh to hell with it - I AM COMPLAINING - it's unbearable lol.
Heat Warning for Quebec
Active for next 9 hoursLocations: Vaudreuil area; Montréal Island ... Show more
Heat conditions - afternoon to late evening.
Maximum temperatures of at least 30 degrees and high humidity levels are expected over Southwestern Quebec for the rest of the afternoon and early this evening. In these areas, humidex values will exceed 40. Overnight lows slightly above the 20-degree mark will offer little relief.
While extreme heat can put everyone at risk from heat illnesses, health risks are greatest for - older adults - infants and young children - people with chronic illnesses such as breathing difficulties, heart conditions or psychiatric illnesses - people who work in the heat - people who exercise in the heat - people without access to air conditioning and - homeless people.
Heat illnesses include heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat fainting, heat edema (swelling of hands, feet and ankles), heat rash and heat cramps (muscle cramps).
Drink plenty of liquids especially water before you feel thirsty to decrease your risk of dehydration. Thirst is not a good indicator of dehydration.
Environment Canada meteorologists will update alerts as required. Please continue to monitor your local media or Weatheradio for further updates. If you would like to report severe weather, you can call 1-800-361-0233 or send an email to tempsviolent.quebec@ec.gc.ca. You may also tweet reports of severe weather to #meteoqc.
Maximum temperatures of at least 30 degrees and high humidity levels are expected over Southwestern Quebec for the rest of the afternoon and early this evening. In these areas, humidex values will exceed 40. Overnight lows slightly above the 20-degree mark will offer little relief.
While extreme heat can put everyone at risk from heat illnesses, health risks are greatest for - older adults - infants and young children - people with chronic illnesses such as breathing difficulties, heart conditions or psychiatric illnesses - people who work in the heat - people who exercise in the heat - people without access to air conditioning and - homeless people.
Heat illnesses include heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat fainting, heat edema (swelling of hands, feet and ankles), heat rash and heat cramps (muscle cramps).
Drink plenty of liquids especially water before you feel thirsty to decrease your risk of dehydration. Thirst is not a good indicator of dehydration.
Environment Canada meteorologists will update alerts as required. Please continue to monitor your local media or Weatheradio for further updates. If you would like to report severe weather, you can call 1-800-361-0233 or send an email to tempsviolent.quebec@ec.gc.ca. You may also tweet reports of severe weather to #meteoqc.
I suppose it's not as bad as the severe COLD warnings we got all winter...............
Much love,
Aggghhh, if it's not one thing - it's another
I'll be at these fabulous parties!
From my Front Porch to Yours Katherine's Corner My Turn ( for us )
My Romantic Home Between Naps on the Porch
