A wonderful tour of some of Montreal's grandest homes. I've long thought these houses are as fine as any you'd see anywhere in the world. My roommate at school lived in the house at 20:02 (24 Summit Cres.) He was an okay guy, never snobbish, but we never became close friends. He had some serious health issues all his life and died several years ago at a fairly young age - proof that being born into comfortable circumstances doesn't necessarily mean an easy life. Thanks for the great walk!
German......really enjoyed this leisurely walk.....all interesting homes......loved the flower gardens....beautiful blue sky with nice clouds. I've driven on these streets many times but walking makes you notice the beauty and architecture.The area seemed so nice and clean.Keep those videos coming!!!!
I love that area too, especially the fact that each house is architecturally unique and well maintained. I bet it wasn't easy to zone and build those homes on the mountain.
I’ve always loved Montreal and haven’t been there in a number of years. I’m shocked at the condition of the roads, potholes, broken sidewalks etc. Was it always like this?
Based on the current listings in that area, the house that is shown in my thumbnail is selling for 7 million. There are a few more selling for 15 and 17 million, but I did not capture them.
A wonderful tour of some of Montreal's grandest homes. I've long thought these houses are as fine as any you'd see anywhere in the world. My roommate at school lived in the house at 20:02 (24 Summit Cres.) He was an okay guy, never snobbish, but we never became close friends. He had some serious health issues all his life and died several years ago at a fairly young age - proof that being born into comfortable circumstances doesn't necessarily mean an easy life. Thanks for the great walk!
I'm sorry about your roommate, John. That house is huge!
German......really enjoyed this leisurely walk.....all interesting homes......loved the flower gardens....beautiful blue sky with nice clouds. I've driven on these streets many times but walking makes you notice the beauty and architecture.The area seemed so nice and clean.Keep those videos coming!!!!
I love that area too, especially the fact that each house is architecturally unique and well maintained. I bet it wasn't easy to zone and build those homes on the mountain.
fresh air 😍
So beautiful place
Thanks for visiting
J'aime bien visiter Montréal merci
De rien, merci pour votre visite.
@@GermanKorb peut être que je suis l'un des plus loin de vos abonnés car j'habite à l'île de la Réunion à côté de Maurice
Thank you very much
Wow amazing tour it's really refreshing
Thanks for visiting
Great video German. Such amazing homes.
I really enjoy walking there! Especially north of The Boulevard.
Thank you for allowing me to tag along. It was a beautiful walk on a beautiful day!
Glad you enjoyed it
You can do the video in Trois Rivières, there some great houses to see!
Sure, but it's far and we can't leave Montreal for now because of code RED
@@GermanKorb I live in deep country.
vive Westmount!
A nice place for sure!
l love westmount ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Me too, a really nice and high class area.
Love the video! Next you should try going to senneville (on senneville road) and/or ile bizard (basically all along the perimeter)
Great
I’ve always loved Montreal and haven’t been there in a number of years. I’m shocked at the condition of the roads, potholes, broken sidewalks etc. Was it always like this?
Absolutely, the roads and sidewalks are terrible almost everywhere. The de-icing chemicals and stones that are used in the winter destroys everything.
Looks a bit like Beverly Hills, great video
Thanks
Anymore expensive homes or location
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look so quiet.
What is the most expensive one, on this video.
Based on the current listings in that area, the house that is shown in my thumbnail is selling for 7 million. There are a few more selling for 15 and 17 million, but I did not capture them.
German....you can read the history of one of the homes you passed by going to Google and type in. "Slice of Montreal history for sale"
Yes, I heard about the Senator's home that passed away last winter. I thinks it's still for sale for $15,000,000.
Come in Candiac, nicer and cheaper.
Quebec separates from Canada and those houses wont be worth a dam!