New semi-detached home near Outremont

Choosing a new semi-detached home near Outremont means changing pace. Yet the two settings have more in common than you might think: the same metropolitan region, a strong family presence (31.3% of households are couples with children in Outremont, 33.3% in Sainte-Julie, according to the 2021 Census) and a Monteregian hill close by.

What you leave behind

Let's be frank: in Outremont, 20.7% of commuters walk to work and two metro stations serve the borough. In Sainte-Julie, 90.2% of commuters drive. The Théâtre Outremont and the shops on Avenue Laurier will become an outing rather than a stroll.

What you gain

A new, finished home: a garage, a double driveway, an outlet for charging an electric car, a garden-level backyard and a private garden. Inside, 9-foot ceilings on the ground floor, large windows in every room, a quartz kitchen counter, central air conditioning and central forced-air gas heating.

What you are spared

Landscaping is complete on delivery, then an all-inclusive maintenance program takes over; the sales director will give you the details. In Quebec, a new home sold by a contractor must also be covered by the mandatory guarantee plan for new residential buildings.

What Vilamo puts within walking distance

Medical services, a public market, restaurants, a pharmacy and a Caisse Desjardins line a commercial strip you can walk to. Every home in the neighbourhood is less than 300 m from a bus stop, and Sainte-Julie's local public transit is free for everyone.

Via Boulevard Saint-Joseph, Avenue Papineau, the Jacques Cartier Bridge and Highway 20 to exit 105, Geoffrion Street is about 34 km away. Without a car, on weekdays, you can chain three metro lines, exo bus 350 and taxibus T34: about 77 minutes from Outremont station, in a Monday-morning example taken from the schedules. Both ways of getting there, step by step:

All the details: from Outremont to Sainte-Julie

Outremont's buildings are part of its reputation: the City of Montreal speaks of an "exceptional architectural heritage." A period home also needs care: in 2021, 34.8% of the borough's dwellings needed minor repairs and 8.5% major ones. A new turnkey semi-detached home starts from scratch, with the mandatory guarantee plan included. How to weigh one against the other:

All the details: turnkey new home near Outremont

In May 2021, in the middle of the pandemic, 42.6% of Outremont's workers did their jobs from home. Across the metropolitan area, about one worker in five was still mainly working from home in May 2025. At BÉAcité, the Duo home at 423 has its own open office, and the optional mezzanine on the Duo cottage adds 338 sq ft under a high ceiling.

All the details: home with an office near Outremont

In Outremont, 30.6% of households have a primary maintainer aged 65 or older, a higher share than in the City of Montreal (23.3%). BÉAcité's semi-detached bungalow keeps daily life on a single floor, the photos of 435 show a residential elevator, and the outside is handed over to an all-inclusive maintenance program.

All the details: maintenance-free home near Outremont

Each of the four finished homes has its own character. At 435 Geoffrion Street, where the sales office welcomes you, the photos reveal a residential elevator. At 423 Geoffrion Street, a three-bedroom Duo home brings together a custom wine cellar, an open office and a finished basement. 405 Geoffrion Street adds a mezzanine and a rooftop terrace to its three bedrooms, while 408 Geoffrion Street stands out with a living area topped by a cathedral ceiling. The sales director can show you all of them.