Longueuil
WELCOME TO LONGUEUIL
The city of Longueuil, located on the South Shore of Montreal, offers an urban living environment with authentic charm for lovers of century-old houses.
Discover Longueuil
A city that combines modernity and quality of life
This urban city offers all the infrastructure of a large city: hospitals, clinics, schools, municipal swimming pools, and many neighborhoods perfect for family life.
- Le Parcours du Cerf: This district on the edge of the golf course of the same name offers luxury residences surrounded by lush nature.
- Houses near Parc Michel Chartrand: These homes are very popular due to their exceptional location.
Vieux-Longueuil is home to century-old houses that some buyers are particularly looking for.
- La Maison Michel-Dubuc: Built around 1690, this historic gem is the oldest house in Vieux-Longueuil, showcasing French-inspired architecture and stone masonry.
- The Maison Marie-Rose-Durocher: Built in 1812, this house is associated with the founder of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, combining historical importance and architectural elegance.
- La Maison Lamarre: A 19th-century residence with an attic roof and a charming gallery, reflecting the evolving architectural styles of the time.
- La Maison Patenaude: This early 19th-century house features a steep gable roof and rustic stonework, exemplifying French rural design traditions.
A balanced lifestyle in Longueuil
In Longueuil, the lifestyle harmoniously combines the modernity of a large city, historical charm, and an ideal environment for families. With excellent accessibility through walking, biking, and public transit, Longueuil offers a perfect setting for living, working, and relaxing.
Walk Score
83%
Very Walkable
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Transit Score
88%
Excellent Transit
Transit is convenient for most trips.
Bike Score
93%
Biker’s Paradise
Daily errands can be accomplished on a bike.
DEMOGRAPHIC
Area
43.30 km2
Population
26,394
Density
612 hab/km2