Les Lofts Cadbury 5425 Rue De Bordeaux 107–1 654 m² | À louer | Montréal, QC H2H 2P9

Discover this workshop for rent, a vast functional space in the basement to bring your projects to life. It can be used as a production and manufacturing workshop, an artist’s studio or a very large warehouse. This versatile, raw space can be adapted to any kind of environment.

The space at 5425 rue de Bordeaux is located at street level within a dense residential and mixed-use pocket of Montréal, offering a neighbourhood-oriented commercial presence well suited for service, creative, or light retail users. The surrounding area is characterized by low- to mid-rise residential buildings with strong local foot traffic, supporting day-to-day consumer and professional services rather than destination big-box retail. The unit benefits from direct street access along rue de Bordeaux, providing visibility to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic circulating through the Plateau-Mont-Royal / Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie interface. The interior layout appears adaptable for a range of uses such as office, studio, personal services, or boutique retail, with a configuration that supports an open working area alongside potential private rooms or support space. The immediate neighbourhood offers strong demographic stability, anchored by nearby residential density and proximity to key east-end commercial corridors. Transit access in the area is supported by multiple bus routes and walkable connections to nearby métro stations, making the location accessible for both employees and clientele without reliance on on-site parking. Overall, the space is best positioned for users seeking a local Montréal address, steady pedestrian presence, and integration into an established residential community rather than high-rent prime retail frontage.

This 1,157-square-foot commercial space offers a modern and bright environment, ideal for a variety of professional activities. Its fully open rectangular layout allows for great flexibility in terms of layout according to your needs. Large windows let in plenty of natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere conducive to productivity. The wood-look vinyl flooring adds an elegant and warm touch while being easy to maintain. In addition, the space has the possibility of installing a kitchenette, providing access to water and the convenience needed for breaks or preparing light meals. This space is perfect for businesses looking for a functional, modern, and adaptable space.

The space at 5425 rue de Bordeaux is located at street level within a dense residential and mixed-use pocket of Montréal, offering a neighbourhood-oriented commercial presence well suited for service, creative, or light retail users. The surrounding area is characterized by low- to mid-rise residential buildings with strong local foot traffic, supporting day-to-day consumer and professional services rather than destination big-box retail. The unit benefits from direct street access along rue de Bordeaux, providing visibility to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic circulating through the Plateau-Mont-Royal / Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie interface. The interior layout appears adaptable for a range of uses such as office, studio, personal services, or boutique retail, with a configuration that supports an open working area alongside potential private rooms or support space. The immediate neighbourhood offers strong demographic stability, anchored by nearby residential density and proximity to key east-end commercial corridors. Transit access in the area is supported by multiple bus routes and walkable connections to nearby métro stations, making the location accessible for both employees and clientele without reliance on on-site parking. Overall, the space is best positioned for users seeking a local Montréal address, steady pedestrian presence, and integration into an established residential community rather than high-rent prime retail frontage.

This 2029-square-foot commercial space offers the ideal setting for any business seeking comfort, functionality, and elegance. Located in a building with authentic charm, it stands out for its thoughtful layout and modern amenities. The space offers several closed offices that are perfect for individual work or confidential file management. A large open space allows teams to collaborate easily and set up flexible workstations as needed. In addition, there is a large storage area, ideal for organizing and keeping the space tidy. The fully equipped kitchen provides a convivial environment for preparing meals. The bathroom, equipped with a shower, adds a touch of comfort and practicality to everyday life. The original wooden floor gives the premises a warm and elegant atmosphere, faithful to the history of the building. The large windows, which have just been replaced, bathe the space in natural light and provide excellent insulation. This space is ideal for any business looking to set up in a professional, friendly, and inspiring environment. Please don’t hesitate to contact us to arrange a visit or obtain more information.

The space at 5425 rue de Bordeaux is located at street level within a dense residential and mixed-use pocket of Montréal, offering a neighbourhood-oriented commercial presence well suited for service, creative, or light retail users. The surrounding area is characterized by low- to mid-rise residential buildings with strong local foot traffic, supporting day-to-day consumer and professional services rather than destination big-box retail. The unit benefits from direct street access along rue de Bordeaux, providing visibility to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic circulating through the Plateau-Mont-Royal / Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie interface. The interior layout appears adaptable for a range of uses such as office, studio, personal services, or boutique retail, with a configuration that supports an open working area alongside potential private rooms or support space. The immediate neighbourhood offers strong demographic stability, anchored by nearby residential density and proximity to key east-end commercial corridors. Transit access in the area is supported by multiple bus routes and walkable connections to nearby métro stations, making the location accessible for both employees and clientele without reliance on on-site parking. Overall, the space is best positioned for users seeking a local Montréal address, steady pedestrian presence, and integration into an established residential community rather than high-rent prime retail frontage.

The space at 5425 rue de Bordeaux is located at street level within a dense residential and mixed-use pocket of Montréal, offering a neighbourhood-oriented commercial presence well suited for service, creative, or light retail users. The surrounding area is characterized by low- to mid-rise residential buildings with strong local foot traffic, supporting day-to-day consumer and professional services rather than destination big-box retail. The unit benefits from direct street access along rue de Bordeaux, providing visibility to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic circulating through the Plateau-Mont-Royal / Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie interface. The interior layout appears adaptable for a range of uses such as office, studio, personal services, or boutique retail, with a configuration that supports an open working area alongside potential private rooms or support space. The immediate neighbourhood offers strong demographic stability, anchored by nearby residential density and proximity to key east-end commercial corridors. Transit access in the area is supported by multiple bus routes and walkable connections to nearby métro stations, making the location accessible for both employees and clientele without reliance on on-site parking. Overall, the space is best positioned for users seeking a local Montréal address, steady pedestrian presence, and integration into an established residential community rather than high-rent prime retail frontage.

The space at 5425 rue de Bordeaux is located at street level within a dense residential and mixed-use pocket of Montréal, offering a neighbourhood-oriented commercial presence well suited for service, creative, or light retail users. The surrounding area is characterized by low- to mid-rise residential buildings with strong local foot traffic, supporting day-to-day consumer and professional services rather than destination big-box retail. The unit benefits from direct street access along rue de Bordeaux, providing visibility to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic circulating through the Plateau-Mont-Royal / Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie interface. The interior layout appears adaptable for a range of uses such as office, studio, personal services, or boutique retail, with a configuration that supports an open working area alongside potential private rooms or support space. The immediate neighbourhood offers strong demographic stability, anchored by nearby residential density and proximity to key east-end commercial corridors. Transit access in the area is supported by multiple bus routes and walkable connections to nearby métro stations, making the location accessible for both employees and clientele without reliance on on-site parking. Overall, the space is best positioned for users seeking a local Montréal address, steady pedestrian presence, and integration into an established residential community rather than high-rent prime retail frontage.

The space at 5425 rue de Bordeaux is located at street level within a dense residential and mixed-use pocket of Montréal, offering a neighbourhood-oriented commercial presence well suited for service, creative, or light retail users. The surrounding area is characterized by low- to mid-rise residential buildings with strong local foot traffic, supporting day-to-day consumer and professional services rather than destination big-box retail. The unit benefits from direct street access along rue de Bordeaux, providing visibility to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic circulating through the Plateau-Mont-Royal / Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie interface. The interior layout appears adaptable for a range of uses such as office, studio, personal services, or boutique retail, with a configuration that supports an open working area alongside potential private rooms or support space. The immediate neighbourhood offers strong demographic stability, anchored by nearby residential density and proximity to key east-end commercial corridors. Transit access in the area is supported by multiple bus routes and walkable connections to nearby métro stations, making the location accessible for both employees and clientele without reliance on on-site parking. Overall, the space is best positioned for users seeking a local Montréal address, steady pedestrian presence, and integration into an established residential community rather than high-rent prime retail frontage.