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 Notre-Dame -de-Grâce

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) is a historic residential neighbourhood in Montreal's west end, prized for its architectural charm and abundant tree canopy. It is defined by a unique "village" atmosphere, particularly around Monkland Avenue, while offering a comfortable urban density.

 

It is a bilingual and multicultural area, particularly sought after by families for its concentration of reputable schools, its large parks (Benny, Girouard) and its feeling of security.

 

In short, NDG represents the ideal balance between the tranquility of a green suburb and immediate access to metropolitan services.

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THE ADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRÂCE

Here are the key assets of this historic and leafy Montreal neighborhood:

Lifestyle and Nature

  • Abundance of mature trees forming an impressive canopy over residential streets.

  • Major iconic green spaces such as Girouard Park and Benny Park.

  • A peaceful, village-like atmosphere, while remaining urban.

Accessibility and Transport

  • Direct access to the Montreal Metro (Villa-Maria and Vendôme stations).

  • Proximity to the Décarie Expressway (A-15) for north-south travel.

  • Secure bike paths, notably on De Maisonneuve Boulevard.

  • Frequent bus lines (e.g., 105 Sherbrooke, 24 Sherbrooke).

Local Services

  • The famous Monkland Avenue with its trendy cafes, boutiques, and restaurants.

  • Sherbrooke Street West for essential shopping and grocery stores.

  • Dynamic neighborhood life where errands are often done on foot.

Family and Education

  • Exceptional concentration of reputable schools (Villa Maria, Lower Canada College).

  • Presence of the Concordia University Loyola Campus.

  • Neighborhood highly sought-after by young families for its bilingual environment.

Health

  • Immediate proximity to the MUHC (Glen Site), a world-class hospital.

  • Presence of the Benny Farm CLSC and numerous private clinics.

  • Pharmacies accessible on major arteries.

Community

  • The Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Cultural Centre and Benny Library.

  • Strong citizen mobilization and active community organizations (YMCA).

  • Harmonious cultural diversity.

Safety

  • Residential neighborhood renowned for being quiet and safe.

  • Visible and reassuring presence of emergency services (Neighborhood Police Station 11).

Real Estate and Architecture

  • Charm of red brick houses and duplexes with their distinctive porches.

  • Well-preserved heritage architecture dating from the early 20th century.

 

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce offers the perfect balance between the tranquility of a green suburb and Montreal's urban vibrancy, making it ideal for families seeking a rich and bilingual community life.

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KEY SERVICES

 

Here is the reference map and validated points of interest for the sector: Detailed list of points of interest:

Education:

  • University: Concordia University (Loyola Campus).

  • Secondary: Villa Maria College (Private), Saint-Luc School, Collège Notre-Dame (nearby).

  • Elementary: École Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, École Marc-Favreau, Willingdon School.

Health:

  • Hospital: MUHC Glen Site (McGill University Health Centre) - located at the southeast limit.

  • CLSC: Benny Farm Service Point (Cavendish Blvd).

  • Rehabilitation: Richardson Hospital.

Security:

  • Police: Neighborhood Police Station 11 (SPVM) at 6255 Somerled Street.

  • Fire Station: Fire Station 46 (Cumberland Ave / Somerled) and Fire Station 34 (Côte-Saint-Antoine).

Transport:

  • Metro: Villa-Maria Station and Vendôme Station (Orange Line).

  • Train: Vendôme Station (EXO Lines).

  • Bus: Lines 105 (Sherbrooke) and 24 (Sherbrooke) are the major routes.

Practical Life:

  • Grocery Stores: Provigo (Sherbrooke/Cavendish), Metro (Monkland).

  • Shopping: Monkland Village and Sherbrooke Village (independent boutiques).

Leisure:

  • Major Parks: Benny Park (Sports Centre and pool), Girouard Park.

  • Dog Parks: Trenholme Dog Park and dog run at Girouard Park.

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