Built in 1888 to serve the Anglican community in eastern
Sherbrooke, the Church of the Advent reflects the area's historic
ties to the English-speaking working class, particularly those
employed by the Quebec Central Railway.

Located across from the former East Ward School (now La
Chaudronnée), the property features a character-filled sanctuary
with exposed wooden trusses, a community hall with stage, and a
basement kitchen.

Zoned for various institutional and community uses, this heritage listed site offers strong potential for redevelopment in a quiet yet central location.

HIGHLIGHTS
Historic Neo-Gothic Architecture: The church features
exposed wooden trusses, ogive windows, and a Celtic cross,
offering timeless character.
Flexible Interior Layout: Includes a spacious sanctuary,
attached community hall with stage, and a basement with
kitchen and dining area.
Zoning Allows Multiple Institutional Uses: Permitted uses
include community, cultural, educational, healthcare, or
professional services.
Prime Corner Location Near Downtown & Hospital: Excellent
visibility and access, just minutes from downtown Sherbrooke
and the CHUS Hôtel-Dieu.