When you think of iconic Montreal real estate, chances are you picture those colourful, Victorian-era homes around Saint-Louis Square in the Plateau. Carré Saint-Louis is known to be one of the most photographed squares in the city. While countless people have snapped pics of the surrounding homes, they're always exterior shots. What do these properties look like inside? Thanks to a new real estate listing, we have the rare chance to find out! Editor's Choice: Montreal Is Getting 12 New Affordable Housing Projects This architectural jewel (it's the purple one), listed by Christina Miller and Peter Higgins of The Christina Miller Real Estate Group, gives its residents easy access to one of the most vibrant spots in the city — historically, a hub for French-Canadian bourgeoisie and later for famous artists. Francis L’Hotelin The spacious townhouse features five bedrooms and three bathrooms on three levels, spread over 2,525 square feet. Francis L’Hotelin The 19th century doesn't feel so far away with high ceilings, elaborate mouldings and an ornate fireplace. Francis L’Hotelin Stained glass is another unique touch that remains throughout the house. Francis L’Hotelin This wallpapered bathroom looks too regal to be a bathroom. Francis L’Hotelin But wood, wallpaper and stained glass aren't ALL this property is about — you can also get your fix of exposed brick and stone in the office/reading nook. Francis L’Hotelin If you've ever wondered what it would be like to have a vintage pub all to yourself, then this is the house for you because there's one built in! Francis L’Hotelin With an upper terrace and private courtyard, there's no need to be worried about catching cabin fever. Francis L’Hotelin Famous Saint-Louis Square Townhouse Price: $1,498,000 Address: 311, rue du Square-St-Louis, Montreal, Quebec Description: Iconic Montreal real estate in the heart of the Plateau featuring Victorian-era architecture — and its own vintage pub. Francis L’Hotelin View Here Update: This property is now sold.
