"The air of quiet dignity and seclusion suggested by the tasteful yet imposing entrance to Val Cartier apartments is well borne out by the pleasing interior of this apartment building erected in 1931 at the corner of Cartier and Somerset Streets... The 28 units in the building give a wide diversity of choice to the prospective tenant. These apartments are arranged with three, two and one bedrooms, and there is also a number of most attractive bachelor suites which are roomy, convenient and most inviting. The larger apartments have all the spaciousness that is associated with homes of the better sort." From the article about this "new" apartment building in the 1931 Ottawa newspaper The Evening Citizen. Wrought iron balconies, handsome stone entrance, 27 storage units,14 underground parking spaces, New on demand boiler system, New on demand domestic hot water system, Separate and Breaker panels for each apartment, hardwood floors in apartments, common hallways have tiled floors. Common areas available for showings without requiring tenant notice. 3 x 3 bedroom, 6 x 2 bedroom, 3 x 1 bedroom + den, 14 x 1 bedroom, 2 x bachelor (id:2493)