Préville

Located in the southern portion of Saint-Lambert, Préville stands out for its peaceful atmosphere, green streets, and primarily residential character. The area still retains several characteristics of the planned post-war suburb of which it was one of the pioneering models in Quebec. An old municipality established in 1948, Préville was voluntarily merged with Saint-Lambert in 1969.

The neighborhood particularly attracts buyers looking for a property on the South Shore in a calm environment, while remaining close to Montreal and the main services of Saint-Lambert. Simard and Provencher boulevards facilitate travel to neighboring areas, while the rest of Saint-Lambert provides access to a diverse range of shops, restaurants, and services.

Préville is especially appreciated for its family-friendly environment. Préville Elementary School, located on Alsace Street, serves as an important anchor point in the life of the neighborhood. The winding residential streets, the presence of mature trees, and the generally local traffic add to the peaceful character of the area.

Choosing Préville means opting for a neighborhood that combines tranquility, family life, and urban proximity. Its unique history, thoughtful layout, and recreational facilities make it a distinctive area of Saint-Lambert.

For sellers, these characteristics represent important marketing arguments. For buyers, they offer the opportunity to acquire a property in an established neighborhood where quality of life remains a priority.