The Project

Place O'Connor

Place O'Connor is a recently renovated and restored residential building

located in the heart of Huntingdon.

This historic building offers 20 modern apartments, combining contemporary comfort with heritage charm,

all meeting modern construction standards.

Place O'Connor

Our History

Located at 64 Châteauguay Street in Huntingdon, Quebec, Place O’Connor is a heritage building constructed in 1915 by Dennis James O'Connor and his brothers. Originally designed as a community center, it once housed a cinema, a restaurant, and a post office. Over the decades, the building has hosted notable tenants, including The Gleaner, the oldest English-language newspaper in the area, founded in 1863, and the Haut-Saint-Laurent MRC. Classified in 2009 for its cultural significance and unique architecture, Place O'Connor has been carefully restored to preserve its character while adapting to modern needs. Today, it continues to serve the community, offering contemporary apartments while maintaining heritage elements such as red brick and cornices.

Rental Apartments at Place O'Connor

Immerse yourself in a unique living experience where nature and modernity blend in harmony. Place O'Connor invites you to explore a prestigious real estate project designed to offer exceptional living spaces with unparalleled construction quality. Each phase of the project has been thoughtfully crafted to meet residents' needs, with buildings featuring convenient parking and ample storage space to accommodate all rental apartment requirements. Located in the heart of Huntingdon, Place O'Connor offers a perfect balance between natural serenity and urban vitality, in a fully restored historic setting. More than just a residence, Place O'Connor offers a true lifestyle, where contemporary comfort and heritage charm come together for an exceptional daily experience.