If you're curious about this vibrant spot or just want a virtual tour, you're in luck. A few units, including a stunning condo with unbeatable, panoramic city views, are on the market right now.
The open-concept kitchen, living, and dining area connect to what's likely the showstopper here: a sunroom with a flourishing balcony. Imagine waking up and sipping your coffee in front of towering palm trees—in the middle of February!
Bright and airy, this condo’s open layout and floor-to-ceiling windows give you a front-row seat to Montreal’s hidden jungle.Martin Rouleau | Engel & Völkers
This three-bedroom condo is flooded with natural light thanks to huge windows, with one bedroom even offering a view of the iconic Habitat 67.
The space also has two full bathrooms, a powder room, and a suite of luxurious amenities, including a private garage, wine cellar, fitness room, and a squash court.
Wake up to iconic views of Habitat 67 from your cozy, light-filled bedroom – now that’s a uniquely Montreal experience.Martin Rouleau | Engel & Völkers
If lounging by the water is more your vibe, you'll love the indoor atrium – it's not just a garden. With a lagoon-style pool and waterfalls nestled among the greenery, it's a tropical paradise you don't have to leave home to enjoy. Outside, you'll find a saltwater pool and two tennis courts exclusively for Tropiques Nord residents.
It's like someone decided to mash together a tropical getaway and a luxury sports club and then just set it down in Montreal.
Cooking in this bright, modern kitchen comes with a side of tropical views, making every meal feel like a mini escape.Martin Rouleau | Engel & Völkers
But here's the kicker – living in this urban jungle comes with a big-city price tag. This condo is listed for $1.825 million, and prices in the rest of the building range from $990,000 up to $2.825 million.
That's pretty far above the Ville-Marie borough's average condo price of $465,000. But Cité du Havre, being exclusive and right by the river, tends to attract premium prices. And hey, it's not every day you find a condo that feels like a tropical escape.
Montreal condo for sale
This dreamy tropical atrium comes with waterfalls and koi ponds, making it feel more like an exotic retreat than a Montreal condo.
Martin Rouleau | Engel & Völkers
Asking Price: $1,825,000
Address: 2500 Avenue Pierre-Dupuy, Apt. 501, Montreal, QC
Description: If you've always dreamed of escaping the city and transporting to a tropical oasis every time you close your front door behind you, look no further!
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This story was adapted from the article "Tu peux vivre dans cette oasis cachée à Montréal et voici combien ça coûte" which was originally published on Narcity Québec by Ariane Fortin.
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Kitchen at 4833-4837, rue Cazelais.Jason Farinacci of RE/MAX ACTION
Bedroom at 4833-4837, rue Cazelais.Jason Farinacci of RE/MAX ACTION
The main living room at 3538, chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
The entry way at 3538, chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
The bedroom at 3538, chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
The bedroom at 3538, chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
A bathroom at 3538, chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
The kitchen at 3538, chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
Courtyard at 3538, chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
A virtually staged photograph of what the living room could look like if renovated.
The main space.Courtesy of Saguy Elbaz, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec
Kitchen, dining room and spiral staircase.Courtesy of Saguy Elbaz, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec
Large windows and a fireplace.Courtesy of Saguy Elbaz, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec
The living space.Courtesy of Saguy Elbaz, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec
A bedroom.Courtesy of Saguy Elbaz, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec
A bathroom.Courtesy of Saguy Elbaz, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec
A unique outdoor staircase.Courtesy of Saguy Elbaz, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec
Exterior shot of Montreal's iconic "roller coaster house" located on Fallbrook in Hampstead.
The main level with its "glassed in living room" at 10, pl. Fallbrook. 
The main level with its "glassed in living room" at 10, pl. Fallbrook. 
The indoor pool.
The view of the backyard from the indoor pool.
The kitchen at 10, pl. Fallbrook.
A bedroom at 10, pl. Fallbrook.
A bathroom at 10, pl. Fallbrook.
The mid-level den at 10, pl. Fallbrook.
A view from above of the house, with an angle on the outdoor pool.
A shot of the home's front door.
The home's first entry vestibule.
The inner entryway, facing a staircase.
A view of the main living room and three large windows.
A pristine, newly-renovated white kitchen.
A blue-and-red dining room.
The family room, complete with a TV and small library.
One of the home's several bathrooms.
The second-story landing, featuring a portrait of a woman.
A view of the home's primary suite.
The main bathroom of the primary suite, focused on the beautiful bathtub.
A red-and-white toned office.
A kitted-out exercise room.
The backyard pool, in-ground, of course.
The home's kitchen.
The living room, looking into the kitchen.
One of the home's three bedrooms.
One of the two bathrooms, with a shower.
The home's waterfront access, situated behind the house.
The living and dining area of the home.Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
The living area, as seen from above.Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
The primary bedroom suite.Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
The primary suite's bathroom and jacuzzi.Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
The indoor pool.Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
The backyard. Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
A view of all three stories, as seen from above.Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
A view of the home with surrounding neighbourhoods visible.Charles-Alexandre Sylvestre | RE/MAX
The long, long house in Senneville, Quebec.Joseph Montanaro | RE/MAX
The wood-panelled kitchen. Joseph Montanaro | RE/MAX
A sunny atrium space near the home's kitchen.Joseph Montanaro | RE/MAX
One of the home's six bedrooms.Joseph Montanaro | RE/MAX
A mostly empty room on the second floor of the Senneville mansion.Joseph Montanaro | Courtesy of RE/MAX
One of the mansion's many bathrooms.Joseph Montanaro | RE/MAX
The living room at 1828, rue Tupper.
The kitchen and dining room at 1828, rue Tupper.
The 1828, rue Tupper primary bedroom.
The primary bedroom ensuite bathroom.
A basement room at 1828, rue Tupper with a former kitchen hearth.
The backyard terrasse at 1828, rue Tupper.
