18 Pemberton Ave

MTCC 1121

Gym / Exercise Room, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water, Parking, Hydro

Flashy and elaborate, beautiful and elegant, Park Palace II actually isn’t just another pretty face of a condo on the block; it’s a condo building with substance and style and bolstered by its fantastic location in the Newtonbrook West neighborhood of North York (accessibility to plenty of nearby amenities and greenspaces).The building of Park Palace II was finished in 1996 and was completed by the developer (which was Pemberton Group), and was also architected by Page + Steele Inc., with the overall landscape architecture done by Ferris + Quinn Landscape Architects. Rising to be 12 storeys tall, with 101 units within in total, Park Palace II flaunts its flashy trappings of transparent glasswork, with the building itself being made of off-white cement.Interior condo units at Park Palace II at 18 Pemberton Avenue are made up of a selection of unit types, beginning with the 1-bedroom units (584 square feet), and ending with the 2-bedroom units (1213 square feet). Within the units, buyers can expect to find a handful of beneficial features, with such examples of these being laminate flooring, modern kitchens, spacious private balconies, high ceilings, and extra storage space, along with owner-inspired bathrooms.With all due regards as to what can be found for in-building amenities, homebuyers will be able to have prime access to such amenities as an exercise room, a security guard service, and a parking garage, as well as an enter phone system. For all intents and purposes, the potential for seeing a positive return on investment at Park Palace II is present, and any level of homebuyer can seek to invest here thanks to the historical average PSF. For managing the operations at Park Palace II and handling the day-to-day needs of this condo building’s residents, that job belongs to AA Property Management.Outside, and surrounded by such roadways as Finch Avenue East, Kenneth Avenue, Bishop Avenue, and Yonge Street, homebuyers are in proximity of the nearest transit bus stops (which are at the intersection of Finch Avenue East and Kenneth Avenue just south of Park Palace II at 18 Pemberton Avenue). The closest TTC subway station is the Finch station, which is just north of the intersection of Yonge Street and Finch Avenue (with plenty more transit bus stops present at the station too). Motorists looking for the nearest highway will be able to access the ramps for the Highway 401 by heading south on Yonge Street from Finch Avenue to just past Sheppard Avenue.At the intersection of Yonge Street and Finch Avenue, homebuyers of Park Palace II will be able to have access to a variety of amenities, which include a couple of banks, a couple of fast food places and restaurants, a grocery store, a bank, a hair salon, along with a bar/pub. Heading south on Yonge Street to Sheppard Avenue also gives buyers access to the Yonge-Sheppard Centre, a decent-sized shopping mall that contains a good number of retail outlets and business services, along with many of the same types of amenities, but a greatly varied amount of them, along with the beneficial addition of a gas station that comes complete with a convenience store.