150 George St

MTCC 1412

Public Transit, BBQs, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance

Featuring a simplistic, yet comforting exterior, while at the same time, providing the benefit of a prime location, Britain’s Gate Residences’ are a pair of townhome-style condominiums whose brick and glass exteriors give them the appearance of a house in London or similar. Standing at 3 storeys tall, and containing a total of 12 units within (of which the smallest of these units is 1880 feet², and the largest of these units is 2077 feet²) that are made up of a selection of 3-bedroom townhome-style condo units, Britain’s Gate Residences was developed by Britain’s Gate Residences Limited.Within the units themselves, homebuyers will be able to experience a handful of comforting and overall beneficial features throughout. Some examples of these features are hardwood flooring, large windows for the letting in of lots of natural sunlight, as well as private balconies and modern kitchens. As for what buyers will be able to find within the buildings themselves, a couple of amenities will be available, such as a parking garage and B.B.Q stations. When one factors in the in-unit features, the building amenities, and the fact that the historical average PSF of this location has only been on the rise since the building’s construction in 2001, any real estate investors with an interest in Britain’s Gate Residences will stand a very good chance at having the potential for a positive return on their investment here.Stepping out into the sunlight (or moonlight, depending on a homebuyer’s preferences) at 150 George St, the first thing that should be known to them is that there is a TTC transit bus stop and a TTC streetcar stop both near their location; simply by walking north on George St to Queen St E, then a bit west on Queen St E to Jarvis St, will allow buyers to find them. While there are plenty of storefronts along Queen St E that one could make use of, Yonge St is where all of the excitement is happening; it only takes a short bus ride west on Queen St E to get to Yonge St (Church St and Victoria St are the only major roadways between Yonge St and Jarvis St). Upon arriving at the Queen/Yonge intersection, not only will homebuyers find the Queen TTC subway station, thereby opening up transportation possibilities across Toronto tenfold, but also, they will find the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, the largest shopping mall in Toronto.It is unlikely that any would walk out of such a wonderful place empty-handed, but for even more variety, one need only look up and down Yonge St. Here, buyers can find restaurants, pubs/bars, cafés/coffee shops, grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, banks, fast food places, and plenty of smaller, privately-owned Mom & Pop shops. As for the motorists who wish to have quick access to the nearest highway from Britain’s Gate Residences, they need only take a short drive south on Jarvis St from Queen St E to Lake Shore Blvd, where they will be able to find both an on-ramp, as well as an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which runs east and west parallel to the gorgeous Lake Ontario.