Top 8 reasons to live in Lachenaie
August 11, 2015
Lachenaie is quickly becoming one of the most popular off-island suburbs. Here are the top 8 reasons to live in Lachenaie, Terrebonne.
Family- and community-oriented
With many parks, fields, daycares, libraries, schools and family resources, Lachenaie is very family-friendly and community-oriented. The affordability of the neighbourhood makes it an ideal place for new families to settle.
Focus on health and outdoor activity
There are many outdoor parks, fields, and paths, as well as an outdoor workout station. Get outdoors – no excuses! There is also a large hockey rink as part of Terrebonne's La Cité du Sport.
Blossoming area
Lachenaie is an area that is still developing. Many homes have been built within the past ten years, with many more new developments around every corner. With new additions to an already blossoming neighbourhood, many will see their homes increase in value.
Just north of Laval and Montreal
Lachenaie is an off-island suburb, located just north of Laval and the Island of Montreal. There is a commuter train and many city buses to commute to the city centres with ease.
Large hospital
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Part of the city of Terrebonne
The Lachenaie neighbourhood is lucky enough to be a part of the city of Terrebonne, which offers many services to its residents. A centre for professional development, public libraries, la Cité de Sport, which features ice rinks, soccer fields and aquatic activities are available to area residents.
Plan Vert
The city of Terrebonne is committed to sustainable development. The Plan Vert ensures environmental preservation and upholds the area’s environmental policies.
Suburban living, close to the city
Lachenaie offers the benefits of a country, suburban lifestyle, surrounded by farms, while remaining fairly close to two major cities, Montreal and Laval.
About Stephanie Boucher
Stephanie Boucher is a twenty-something Montreal native, and a freelance writer for Yellow Pages NextHome. She loves coming across the city’s many hidden gems while on her never-ending hunt for the perfect burger and/or nautical accessories for her wardrobe and her home. In her spare time, Steph can often be found on a sailboat, cooking up a storm, or attempting to stay fit.