THE SHERBROOKE

The Sherbrooke new real estate development by Broccolini, located in the heart of the Golden Square Mile, Le Sherbrooke brings together history, contemporary life and timeless luxury in one of Montreal's most distinguished places, on Sherbrooke Street West, where the 'there are some of the city's most desirable properties.

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Characteristics:

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• Distinguished location. On Sherbrooke Street West, where nearby landmarks include the Ritz and Le Mount Stephen, Le Linton, McGill University and many historic homes, all emblems of the enduring legacy of prosperity.

• A green oasis in downtown Montreal. Residents will enjoy a private outdoor courtyard, inspired by traditional French gardens, which connects the two buildings and is accessible by a porte-cochere on Sherbrooke Street.

• Luxurious, elevated living. A full set of amenities await residents of the Le Sherbrooke project, including an indoor pool, sauna, hammam, gym, co-working space, virtual golf, a double-height lobby, home automation technology and connectivity, and Moreover. All spaces being beautifully designed by Andres Escobar.

• Exclusives for Penthouses and Executive Suites. Residents of Penthouses and Executive Suites will enjoy their exclusive spaces, which include amenities and amenities such as a separate and private entrance and lobby, private elevator, rooftop terrace, outdoor swimming pool, garden and garden. winter in the English (conservatory), a private gym, and more. amenities such as a separate grand entrance & lobby, private elevator, rooftop terrace, outdoor pool, conservatory, private gym, and more.

 

ARCHITECTURAL INSPIRATION:

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Echoing the historic prestige of the Golden Square Mile, Le Sherbrooke juxtaposes the traditional and the contemporary; curtain walls and cast concrete are articulated with granite and Beauval limestone quarried in the Burgundy region of France. The subtle ornamentation of the project is inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, popular at the turn of the 20th century - the time of the rise of Sherbrooke Street. The architecture of the Le Sherbrooke project evokes both Montreal's rich history and its reputation as a cosmopolitan and international city, looking to the future.