In the heart of Centre-du-Québec, between Montréal and Québec City, here is a cultural and active city crossed by the Saint-François River. Whether you’re thinking of buying or selling real estate here, discover what gives it its momentum.
Drummondville
Between Montréal and Québec City, a Cultural Stopover
Drummondville sits in the heart of Centre-du-Québec, between Montréal and Québec City, which makes it a natural stopover for many people. The city is crossed by the Saint-François River, lined with parks and cycling paths, and it has a character that is both cultural and active: people come as much for a show or a museum as for a family outing or a bike ride.
That variety makes it easy to picture daily life here, whether you’re looking for a first property, a place to settle with your family or a new stage of life. And for anyone preparing a sale, knowing these particularities helps place a property in its context and present it better to future buyers.
Drummondville isn’t part of Montérégie, but my travels often bring me here for my clients. And I don’t stop there: I also support clients elsewhere in Centre-du-Québec, as far as Victoriaville. If your project is in that area, just let me know, and we’ll take the time to talk it through.
What Makes You Want to Settle Here
From culture to the outdoors, here is what makes up daily life in Drummondville.
01. Easy Access to Major Routes
Between Montréal and Québec City, the city holds a central place in the region. That location matters to anyone who travels for work, family or leisure.
02. Culture and History to Discover
The Maison des arts Desjardins hosts shows and theatre, the Musée national de la photographie draws those curious about images, and the Village Québécois d’Antan brings the past to life with characters in period costume.
03. The Saint-François, Trail Side
The Saint-François River is lined with parks and cycling paths, with room to walk, ride or simply sit outside on a nice day.
04. Outings for the Whole Family
The Festival de la poutine, Rose Drummond’s greenhouses and shop, and Extéria with its adventure park: there’s no shortage of outings, with family or friends.
Recent Sales on the Map
This map brings together properties that have sold recently in the area. It shows the variety of what’s selling, whether your project is a purchase or a sale. Every property is unique, and these sales can’t be used to guess the price of another one. If you’d like to talk it over, I’m available.
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Mathieu Coulombe
Residential and Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Phone
C. 450 278-8748
O. 450 771-7707
- Address
3100, Avenue Cusson Bur. 101
Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec, J2S 8N9