Royal Dalhousie Condos
Biron Family
In 1999 Gregoire Biron stood outside a worn-out building and looking beyond the tired building said, "we can bring this one back to life". Ten years later the Royal Dalhousie is a testimony to the Biron family's vision of restoring historic buildings. When asked why the units are so large his reply was, "there are hotels with large suites throughout the world, I want to make something that would create a "Wow" factor when people walked into our units for the first time". With comments left in the guest books of each unit I think we can say, "mission accomplished!"
In 1999 Gregoire Biron stood outside a worn-out building and looking beyond the tired building said, "we can bring this one back to life". Ten years later the Royal Dalhousie is a testimony to the Biron family's vision of restoring historic buildings. When asked why the units are so large his reply was, "there are hotels with large suites throughout the world, I want to make something that would create a "Wow" factor when people walked into our units for the first time". With comments left in the guest books of each unit I think we can say, "mission accomplished!"
at the doorstep to 400 years of history
The Royal Dalhousie was originally built to produce millstones for the flour mills throughout Quebec. As time passed the building was transformed into the
Chinic Hardware store and served the local community of Quebec.
Vaults that once kept the company documents have been preserved and incorporated into the decor of this historic building
Chinic Hardware store and served the local community of Quebec.
Vaults that once kept the company documents have been preserved and incorporated into the decor of this historic building
The Royal Dalhousie is strategically situated in the heart of Place Royal, the birthplace of New France.
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Royal Dalhousie Windows
Thoughout the website you will notice scenes of Quebec through what has become the Royal Dalhousie logo, a three paned white window. Each of the six units at the Royal Dalhousie have the ceiling to floor windows that look out at the St. Lawrence River. "We were obliged by the historical architects of the City of Quebec to replace the window in keeping with the original integrity of this historical building. I believe these windows help us deliver the "wow factor", says Biron.
Thoughout the website you will notice scenes of Quebec through what has become the Royal Dalhousie logo, a three paned white window. Each of the six units at the Royal Dalhousie have the ceiling to floor windows that look out at the St. Lawrence River. "We were obliged by the historical architects of the City of Quebec to replace the window in keeping with the original integrity of this historical building. I believe these windows help us deliver the "wow factor", says Biron.