112 George St

TSCC 2087

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Guest Suites, Parking Garage, Beanfield Fibre Coming Soon

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

Sporting an elegant, sleek appearance, as well as a prime location right in the St. Lawrence neighborhood, 112 George St is home to the Vu South Tower, which also sits at the crossroads of two major arterial roadways through the downtown of Toronto (Adelaide St. E and Jarvis St.) Vu South Tower saw its completion in 2010 and comes in at 24 storeys tall, with 352 units (the smallest one being 516 feet², and the largest one being 2581 feet²). Vu South Tower was developed by Aspen Ridge Homes, brought to life by Hariri Pontarini Architects, and all interior design was done by Cecconi Simone. Currently in charge of managing the property at Vu South Tower is Brookfield Condominium Services. At Vu South Tower, buyers are offered a choice in studio units, 1-bedroom units, as well as 2-bedroom units and 2-bedroom plus den units. As for the interiors of the condo units themselves, they have a wealth of features available, ranging from floor-to-ceiling windows to 10 ft. ceilings, granite countertops, as well as a charming open-concept living space. The historical average PSF for Vu South Tower has only been on the increase, which means real estate investors stand a good chance at seeing a positive return on their investment. There are plenty of amenities onsite at Vu South Tower, and homebuyers will have access to all of them, with examples being an exercise room, a concierge service, multiple saunas, a common rooftop deck, a party room, a meeting room, as well as visitor parking.Upon stepping outside of Vu South Tower, the amenities surrounding 112 George St will become readily apparent, in the form of a couple of cafes and restaurants. A TTC transit bus stop is right at the intersection of Adelaide & Jarvis, enabling residents of Vu South Tower to venture out to other parts of downtown Toronto at their own leisure. As for TTC subway transportation, a short bus ride down Jarvis St. to Front St., then west on Front St. brings investors right to Union Station, and from there, they can either use the subway, the VIA rail train, or the GO train, to go where they need to go in or beyond Toronto. Any motorists who are in need of quick access to a major highway so as to travel further distances outside of Toronto or to the edges of the city can easily pick up the Gardiner Expressway via heading south on Lower Jarvis Street.There are many greenspaces scattered throughout the city of Toronto, but the most notable ones to be had around Vu South Tower for buyers to freely use at their own discretion are St. James Park, Courthouse Square, Market Lane Park, as well as Ontario Street Parkette. For those who really want to have some fun, they can travel to Toronto’s Waterfront, an exquisite locale filled to the brim with little restaurants, cafes, shops, stores, and even a ferry terminal (Jack Layton Ferry Terminal) that will take residents to the Toronto Islands and Billy Bishop Airport (the hub airport for the Islands).