1,356 sq ft and three bedrooms, in a condo.

The combination is rare: 1,356 net sq ft, seven rooms, three bedrooms and a full bathroom, on the fourth floor of a divided co-ownership built in 2005, in the Île-Saint-Jean sector of Terrebonne. The living space is open, with the living room, dining room and a kitchen offering plenty of storage. Hardwood floors, recessed ceiling, and a patio door in the living room opening onto the private balcony.

The primary bedroom has two closets. Of the two other bedrooms, one also opens onto a balcony. The bathroom is complete: bathtub, separate shower and a washer-dryer space. Outdoor parking is included, along with storage in the basement.

The price per square foot, plainly.

At $410,000 for 1,356 net sq ft, the property works out to roughly $302 per square foot. The market benchmark: according to the APCIQ barometer for the second quarter of 2026, the median condominium in Terrebonne sold for $381,000, up 5 % year over year and 48 % over five years, with an average of 36 days on market. The median single-family home was $583,500 in 25 days. In other words: three bedrooms and 1,356 sq ft here, against a house costing $173,500 more.

First-time buyer: your welcome tax drops to zero.

Terrebonne's 2026 schedule (by-law 2528) produces a transfer duty of $4,260.50 on a price of $410,000. Quebec's refundable tax credit for home ownership covers 100 % of the first $5,000 of duty: for an eligible first-time buyer, the credit reaches $4,260.50 and the net cost of the welcome tax is $0. The rules are detailed in our Terrebonne welcome tax guide.

The numbers, unrounded.

• Asking price: $410,000 (Centris 16968059)
• Net living area: 1,356 sq ft, seven rooms, three bedrooms, one bathroom
• Built: 2005, divided co-ownership
• Condo fees: $168 per month, or $2,016 per year
• Taxes: municipal $2,697 (2026) and school $229 (2027), or $2,926 per year
• Municipal assessment: $368,600 (land $66,300, building $302,300)
• Parking: outdoor driveway, one space, plus basement storage
• Occupancy: 30 days after acceptance of the promise to purchase

The syndicate, and why it matters.

Several maintenance items have recently been completed by the co-ownership syndicate. That is exactly what to verify before buying a condo: the state of the contingency fund, the study that underpins it since Bill 16, and any past or announced special assessments. We request those documents and read them with you. Our guide to Bill 16 and the reserve fund explains what to look for.

Who this property is for.

For the family that wants three real bedrooms without paying single-family prices, for the first-time buyer whose welcome tax drops to zero, and for anyone leaving a house who wants to keep the square footage without keeping the outdoor upkeep. Île-Saint-Jean is one of Terrebonne's most sought-after sectors. To place the city and its sectors, read living in Terrebonne; for the condo market, buying a condo in Terrebonne.