1 Square Phillips

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539 Sainte-Catherine O, Montréal, QC H3B 1B2, Canada

Starting from $400000

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Overview

1 Square Phillips, a glimmering & light-filled tower elevated into the clouds. Behold the Penthouse Collection. Six floors of exclusive living spaces. A unique selection of units for the most discerning of home buyers. It is a new condo development by Brivia Group at 539 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, Quebec H3B 3C9, Canada.

Location & Neighborhood

The downtown core of Montreal is a vibrant, bustling area with some of the city's top retail, educational facilities, and cultural events. So this development is the ideal location from which to enjoy the best that Montreal has to offer.

This condo has a view of Phillips Square. So it is close to the Golden Square Mile, Sherbrooke Street, and the Montreal Convention Centre.

Not only that, but the Contemporary Art Museum of Montreal, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and the Place des Arts, Canada's largest cultural and artistic complex, are all located in this region.

Amenities

Firstly, this ambitious project, which is expected to cost $400 million. And have a total gross surface area of 1,313,000 square feet, aims to be Montreal's most luxury dwelling.

Secondly, this property, which will include a total of 498 condo rooms, will cater to a wide variety of investors.

Thirdly, Pool, whirlpool bath, health center, hammam, indoor pool, sauna and steam room, cardio room, weight training room, yoga room, juice bar, lounge, spa, and changing rooms are all located on the second floor.

Most importantly, co-working space, a lounge area, a cinema room, and a gaming room are all located on the 21st level.

Whisky bar, conference room, huge multifunction room with bar and kitchen island, outdoor garden terrace with lounging places and BBQs, games room, reading area, and study room are all located on the 50th level.

In conclusion, the private park-like courtyard continues the development's commitment to excellence. The bonsai and evergreen-equipped facility, designed by landscape architect Claude Cormier. It will pay homage to King Edward VII and Sainte Catherine Street fashion.