The Caverhill building was built by the brothers Thomas and John Caverhill in 1865
The building represents one of the oldest neo-renaissance-inspired buildings in Old-Montreal. Before its renovation, the building had been used for warehousing purposes since its construction 140 years ago.
This impressive building features a beautiful stone façade whose large windows flood the interior spaces with light. This Neo-Renaissance inspired building was converted and restored into 40 prestigious condominiums in 2001.
The restoration was done with great care in conserving the unique characteristics of the building. Le Caverhill is located in the heart of Old-Montreal and is near transportation and services as well as the waterfront.
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