Blainville's north sector, and a yard that changes everything.

Detached two-storey home built in 2000, in the north sector of Blainville, near the Club de Golf de Mirabel. Three bedrooms, with the option of a fourth in the basement, two bathrooms and a powder room. Nine-foot ceilings and a double-sided propane fireplace set the tone on the main floor; the kitchen has an island and cabinets to the ceiling; the primary bedroom is large and includes a sitting area.

The yard is the main argument: more than 9,743 sq ft, landscaped, with paving stones, two gazebos, a fountain, a spa and an above-ground pool. Parking for four cars in the driveway, plus a garage. Basement with six-foot-plus ceilings.

$950,000 in Blainville, in context.

According to the APCIQ barometer for the second quarter of 2026, the median single-family home in Blainville sold for $800,000, up 8 % year over year and 42 % over five years, in 27 days, with 270 active listings. Blainville is the most expensive city on Montreal's North Shore. At $950,000, this property sits in the upper segment of the local market, the one of large homes on landscaped lots, where buyers compare the yard, the garage and the condition as much as the floor area.

The welcome tax, calculated.

Blainville's 2026 schedule (0.5 %, 1 %, then 1.5 % up to $750,000 and 3 % above) produces a transfer duty of $15,360.50 on a price of $950,000. An eligible first-time buyer recovers only part of the credit at this price level: the $5,875 credit is reduced by 2.35 % of the portion above $750,000, bringing it to $1,175, for a net cost of $14,185.50. Details are in our Blainville welcome tax guide.

The numbers, unrounded.

• Asking price: $950,000 (Centris 21536459)
• Built: 2000, detached two-storey
• Rooms: three bedrooms, option for a fourth in the basement, two bathrooms and a powder room
• Yard: more than 9,743 sq ft landscaped, paving stones, two gazebos, fountain, spa, above-ground pool
• Parking: driveway for four cars and a garage
• Taxes: municipal $3,845 (2026) and school $477 (2027), or $4,322 per year
• Municipal assessment: $712,700 (land $314,300, building $398,400)
• Occupancy: 90 days after acceptance of the promise to purchase

Blainville, for whom.

Blainville is built on planned neighbourhoods, parks and bike paths, with the Blainville station on the Saint-Jérôme line and Highways 15 and 640 to reach Laval and Montreal. It is a city of families looking for space without leaving the suburban ring. The full picture is in living in Blainville, and the market in real estate broker in Blainville.

Who this property is for.

For the family that wants a well-kept home from 2000 with a yard landscaped like a private garden, for the buyer who entertains often and wants an outdoor space to match, and for anyone targeting the north sector and the golf course. See also buying a house in Blainville.