125 Peter St

TSCC 2560

Gym / Exercise Room, Party Room, Meeting / Function Room, Media Room / Cinema, Games / Recreation Room, Beanfield Fibre Available

With an exterior featuring such bold structural lines that this condo building almost looks like a glass version of a brick with a traditional sense, Tableau Condominiums (located at 125 Peter St in the Queen West neighborhood) is hip and modern, but doesn’t forget to infuse traditional quality in a great way. The defining feature of this breathtaking condominium structure is the fact that the bottom of the building is built like a ‘table’ (hence the name of the building) holding up the tower. The podium underneath the ‘table’ is a retail and commercial space designed with convenience in mind. Developed by Urban Capital Property Group, the idea brought forth by Wallman Architects, and with the interior design done by Cecconi Simone, the Tableau Condominiums finally saw completion in 2016. Currently, the property management company in charge of managing the daily operations is Wilson Blanchard, and that encompasses 37 storeys and 410 units (the smallest being 382 feet², and the largest being 1036 feet²). These units start with studios and scale up to 2 bedrooms. In the interior of each condo unit, buyers can expect to find a gorgeous wrap-around balcony, floor-to-ceiling windows, laminate flooring, sliding doors that open-up into the master bedroom, along with other luxurious features. Investors can expect the possibility of a positive return on investment (as per the historical average PSF to date) when they invest their time and money into a suite at Tableau Condominiums. As for what one can find in the condo building, buyers can find an exercise room, a games/recreation room, a concierge service, a party room, a meeting room, as well as a cinema/media room.When residents of Tableau Condominiums step out into the sunlight shining down upon 125 Peter St, they will be at the intersection of Peter Street and Richmond Street. If homebuyers take a short walk up to Queen Street on Peter Street, they will come across a TTC transit bus stop, and from there, they can access plenty of shops and stores by taking the bus east to Yonge St., where they will encounter the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, which has just about every single possible amenity that one could possibly need for everyday shopping & eating out, as well as the TTC Queen subway station, where residents can hop on the subway train and go to other parts of Toronto and even beyond. The most important aspect is that buyers of Tableau Condominiums will have prime access to the Rogers Centre and the C.N Tower; simply by traveling south on Peter St., (which turns into Blue Jays Way at King St.) residents can arrive at both locations in relatively short time either by bus or take a bit longer; take a walk or a cycle (there are Bike Share Toronto stations at Front & Blue Jays Way, and near the Rogers Centre respectively) to those locales. Anyone looking for fast access to a highway need only head west on Queen Street to Spadina Avenue, then head south on Spadina Avenue until they come to the Gardiner Expressway, where they can hop on and travel east to west (or north if motorists head east until the Gardiner Expressway turns into the Don Valley Parkway) along Toronto’s beautiful lakeshore.