545 Rue Jacques-Parizeau, La Cité-Limoilou, QC G1R2G3, CA, La Cité-Limoilou, Québec G1R2G3

Les Cours de l'Amrique-Franaise . Former convent completely renovated in a very popular area. Ideal for a pied--terre. Large and spacious immaculate 31/2 condo 600ft2, open concept, flooded with light with 12 foot ceilings. SUPERIOR SOUNDPROOFING, large walk-in closet, wood floor, wall-mounted heat pump 2024! Landscaped inner courtyard & fountain. In a tourist area, close to Grande-Alle, the Grand Thtre, Cartier Street, the Plains of Abraham, the Parliament! At the centre of the main activities of Old Qubec! Safe bike storage! Parking permit! Possibility to rent a parking lot nearby In the heart of the city and walking distance to everything! Luxurious condo a stone's throw from Grande-Alle, the Plains, Cartier and St-Jean streets. In a building with charm from 1942, but restored in 2010, there is an exceptional character with 12-foot ceilings, abundant windows, an unparalleled interior courtyard, secure places with elevator. An uncompromising quality of life awaits you! -Exceptional site in the heart of Old Quebec and Parliament Hill! -Lift -Courtyard -1 secure storage in the basement of the building -Safe space for bicycles; -Parking sticker; -Extravagant windows -Nice kitchen with lunch counter -Heat -Not the right to Airbnb rental -Conditional right to animals -Very good management -Very good pension fund -No parking attached to the sale -Parking: Possibility to rent indoor parking in the building or nearby (to be verified by the buyer, no warranty offered). -PSTN network nearby -Quiet building -Good external management Near 545 Jacques-Parizeau Street, you will find a multitude of tourist activities to fully enjoy the unique atmosphere of Old Quebec. Here are some must-sees: - Plains of Abraham: For historical walks, events and beautiful views of the river. - Grande Alle : Known for its lively restaurants, bars and cafes, ideal for an evening out. - Old Quebec: A few steps away, this neighborhood is full of charm with its cobblestone streets, craft shops and historical sites, such as the Chteau Frontenac. - Muse national des beaux-arts du Qubec (MNBAQ): Located in the Battlefields Park, this museum presents impressive works of art. - Cartier Street: A lively neighborhood with a selection of shops, art galleries and restaurants. - Parliament of Quebec: Free guided tours to discover the architecture and history of the building. - Dufferin Terrace: For a walk with a panoramic view of the river and the surrounding area. - Quartier Petit Champlain: With its quaint streets, unique shops, and cozy restaurants. - Quebec-Lvis Ferries: For an exceptional view of the city from the St. Lawrence River. -Performance halls (Grand Theatre, Le Diamant, Palais Montcalm.) This central sector allows you to discover most of Quebec City's cultural and historical attractions on foot! INCLUSIONS Blinds, curtains. EXCLUSIONS Appliances, furniture and personal effects of the seller.