Outremont: Moving to Montreal's Francophone Enclave

Elegance & Francophone Culture

Outremont is Montreal's Francophone answer to Westmount. Its graceful avenues — Laurier, Bernard, and Bloomfield — are lined with mature trees, stone-clad homes, and refined terrasse cafés. The neighborhood has long been home to Quebec's intellectual and artistic elite, and its cultural identity remains deeply Francophone.

Avenue Laurier is the commercial heart, offering upscale boutiques, pâtisseries, and restaurants. Parc Outremont and the nearby slopes of Mont Royal provide ample green space for families and joggers.

Housing & Schools

Outremont real estate is premium. Detached homes sell for $1.5M–$4M+, while condos range from $450,000 to $800,000. Rentals are available in smaller apartment buildings, typically $1,600–$2,500 for a 4½. The area offers a mix of stately Edwardian homes and mid-century apartment buildings.

Schools are a major draw — Collège Stanislas, École Buissonnière, and Académie Michèle-Provost are all located here. The Outremont metro station on the blue line connects to downtown via transfer at Jean-Talon.

Moving to Outremont

Outremont's residential streets are generally well-maintained and accessible, though some of the larger homes have long driveways or rear entrances that require special planning. Heritage properties may have narrow doorframes or fragile finishes that demand careful furniture handling.

Up & Out treats every Outremont move with the care these elegant homes deserve. We use protective padding on all surfaces, disassemble and reassemble furniture as needed, and ensure zero damage to your new space. Contact us for a free estimate.