Some 35 minutes from downtown Montreal, along the Rivière Des Outaouais and lac des deux montagnes, Hudson is a charming and peaceful place. This small town of just over 5,000 people cultivates a relaxed lifestyle. On weekdays, the town is served by the commuter train line, which connects it to Montreal in approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
A UNIQUE REAL ESTATE MARKET
In this city, the real estate market has been growing steadily for a few years now and only offers single-family homes. In fact, this market has no apartment buildings and very few condominiums. However, the majority of the properties have large lots with mature trees and, with a little luck, you can also find a farmhouse or a residence with a stable!
A TIGHTLY WOVEN COMMUNITY
In Hudson, the tightly woven community is strong, dynamic and vibrant. The quality of life is strongly influenced by the many attractions found here. Throughout the seasons, community activities such as Halloween and Easter, St. Patrick's Day and its parade followed by a family celebration, are all opportunities to build relationships with your neighbours. In addition, every year, Hudson holds a yard sale in June. This is an opportunity for residents to dispose of items that no longer serve them while contributing to a good cause since all proceeds from the sale of permits are donated to Hudson Meals on Wheels.
WATERFRONT, GOLF OR HORSEBACK RIDING
Hudson is also the perfect place to escape for a few hours by the water. The small free natural beach of Sandy Beach, which is accessed by crossing a wooded area, is a true haven of peace. To enjoy the shoreline, Jack Layton Park is also an ideal site where you can walk, picnic or launch your boat. For those who prefer golf, The Falcon Golf Club is a popular course located in the heart of the municipality. If you have a passion for horses, you will easily find horseback riding centres in the surrounding area offering horseback riding packages.
A UNIQUE PLACE
Hudson proudly displays its unique and picturesque beauty. It is a charming artistic and cultural meeting place and a natural playground. Hudson is chosen for its quality of life and warm welcome. You will appreciate all the little pleasures it offers, such as making great finds at Flanigan's Market, enjoying the cafés, restaurants and shops on Main Street or seeing a show at the Hudson Village Theatre, but also its determination to protect the environment and the well-being of its people.