Les Éclusiers
2460 Rue Ste-Cunégonde, Little Burgundy, Montréal
What units sell for here, from every recorded sale in the building since 2019. Updated 2026-09-23.Ce que les unités se vendent ici, à partir de chaque vente enregistrée dans l’immeuble depuis 2019. Mis à jour le 2026-09-23.
What is your unit worth?Combien vaut votre unité?
Tell me your unit number and I will send you what it would sell for today, based on the sales above and what is happening in the building right now. No cost, no obligation. Donnez-moi votre numéro d'unité et je vous envoie ce qu'elle vaudrait aujourd'hui, à partir des ventes ci-dessus et de ce qui se passe dans l'immeuble en ce moment. Sans frais ni engagement.
Price per square foot, year by yearPrix au pied carré, année par année
Recent salesVentes récentes
| UnitUnité | SoldVendu | PricePrix | $/sq ft$/pi² |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200 | 2025-08 | $1,015,0001 015 000 $ | $926926 $ |
| 105 | 2025-05 | $455,000455 000 $ | $609609 $ |
| 101 | 2025-02 | $995,000995 000 $ | $765765 $ |
16 sales recorded in this building since 2019.16 ventes enregistrées dans cet immeuble depuis 2019.
For sale right nowÀ vendre en ce moment
Nothing is listed in this building today.Rien n’est inscrit dans cet immeuble aujourd’hui.
The buildingL’immeuble
2460 rue Sainte-Cunegonde is the larger of the two doors of Les Eclusiers, a loft condominium that occupies most of a block just north of the Lachine Canal in Little Burgundy. The complex was created out of an old brick industrial building, described in project write-ups as the Stearns building, by restoring the original masonry and heavy timber and stacking a contemporary glass-and-steel addition on top, which is why residents describe the units as industrial lofts rather than conventional condos. The City's roll records 49 residential units at 2460 and another 33 at 2450, and the two doors are governed by a single syndicate, so the 82 units quoted for the project line up with the public record. Interior features that carry through the building are roughly fourteen-foot exposed brick walls, restored wood floors and beams, central air, and a shared roof terrace. It sits a short walk from Atwater Market, the canal bike path and the restaurants of Notre-Dame Ouest.
Worth knowing: À savoir : The construction year is contested: the City's assessment roll says 1947 while project and architect write-ups date the original industrial building to 1873, and the year the conversion itself was completed is not confirmed by any primary source.
| BuiltConstruit | 1947 |
|---|---|
| StoreysÉtages | 4 |
| UnitsUnités | 49 |
| DeveloperPromoteur | Not identified; EVOQ Architecture (formerly FSA / Beaupré Michaud) designed the conversion and the two-storey glass-and-steel addition |
| Typical sizeSuperficie typique | 1096 sq ftpi² |
| FeaturesCaractéristiques | Loft-style units, Roof terrace, Elevator, Central air conditioning, Sprinklers, Intercom, Accessible entrances, 14-foot exposed brick walls and restored timber beams and floors, Indoor parking shared with 2450 |
Figures are medians of recorded Centris sales in this building, not an appraisal of any one unit. Sizes and fees are as listed at the time of sale.Les chiffres sont des médianes des ventes Centris enregistrées dans cet immeuble, pas l’évaluation d’une unité en particulier. Les superficies et les frais sont ceux inscrits au moment de la vente.