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410 Saint-Nicolas Street
An excellent example of harmony between classical and present architecture
410 St-Nicolas Street
Old Montreal, Quebec,
H2Y 1Z9
410 Saint-Nicolas Street
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Drone view of 410 Saint-Nicolas
Services
- Coffee shop
- 3 elevators
- Security
- Maintenance
- Acces to 3 streets
- Indoor bike storage
- Available storage
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Square Footage (sq.ft.)7622
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Square Footage (sq.ft.)1510
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Floor1
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Square Footage (sq.ft.)8316
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Square Footage (sq.ft.)1857
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Square Footage (sq.ft.)2284
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Floor2
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Square Footage (sq.ft.)7352
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Floor5
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Square Footage (sq.ft.)998
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410 Saint-Nicolas Street
Year built
1920-04
Total area
140 000
Number of floors
6
Area per floor
24 900
Historical Name
Coristine Building
Original Owner
JAMES CORISTINE AND CO. fur manufacturer
Architect
Howard Colton Stone
Old Montreal architectural gem
The 410 Saint-Nicolas building situated in the heart of Old Montreal was historically constructed for the manufacturing of James Coristine furs. The building creating a U shape was built in 3 parts along the streets of St Nicolas (1901-1902), St Paul (1902-1904) and le Moyne (1907). At the time the 6 floor building was one of the most imposing in Montreal. Today, the Coristine Building is mainly occupied by multimedia businesses but has undoubtedly conserved its charm of the past.
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Nick Nesterenko
Nick Nesterenko
Real Estate and Leasing Director
Phone: 514 281-4040 ext. 2229
Mobile: 514 809-1960
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