Pointe-Claire

Pointe-Claire offers a pleasant, laid-back suburban lifestyle. In the summer, families flock to the many parks, waterfront and pools for some outdoor fun. Eating ice cream in the village is a popular activity for many. With its industrial sector, historical charm and its many local amenities, residents of Pointe-Claire benefit from a high quality of life.

POINTE-CLAIRE REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS

The Pointe-Claire real estate market offers many different types of homes & Condos. Pointe-Claire is quaint, relaxed and truly suburban. With many parks and recreation facilities this town is perfect for all outdoor activities. The area is ideal for families looking for a low key, quiet lifestyle. As of 2022, the median selling prices of homes, townhomes & condos in the area is $669,000.

POINTE-CLAIRE LIFESTYLE

Only a 20-minute drive from the city, this West Island borough is bordered by Beaconsfield and Kirkland to the west side, DDO to the north, Dorval to the east, and Lac Saint-Louis to the south. The vibe in Pointe-Claire is quaint, relaxed and truly suburban. The many parks, canoe club and recreation facilities are perfect for all outdoor activities. In fact, the Terra-Cotta Natural Park, as well as the waterfront, offers many kilometres of trails and bike paths. The area is ideal for families looking for a quiet lifestyle. The Pointe-Claire neighbourhood has a diversified demographic. However, with several recreational facilities, competitive sports teams, schools, a hospital and other local amenities, the area is quite popular for families with children. While many residents are bilingual, this cute neighbourhood is known as an Anglophone community. In addition to the dozens of parks, pools and skating rinks, Pointe-Claire residents have access to both elementary and high schools in English and French, one of the largest shopping malls in Montreal and a bustling industrial sector. Pointe-Claire Village is well known for its local shopping, restaurants or just a nice walk down by the water.