205 Frederick St

TSCC 2005

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

What better reason could one have to love Rezen condo in the St. Lawrence neighborhood? Well, not only is it aptly located (at 205 Frederick St), but for what lies within this glass and concrete condominium, it makes it all worth a buyer’s time. Built in 2009, developed by Times Group Corporation, architected by Robert Chang Architects, and currently being managed proper by Crossbridge Condominium Services, Rezen is 13 storeys tall (with a podium acting as the bottom of the structure), and contains 136 units (of which the smallest of these is 549 feet², and the largest of these is 2137 feet²). Regarding the types of units offered at Rezen, homebuyers can have the choice of a variety of 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, 2-bedroom units, 2-bedroom plus den units, and even 3-bedroom units. Inside the units, homebuyers will have access to a collection of features, with examples being porcelain floor tiles and/or laminate flooring, exquisite carpeting, granite countertops, as well as European-style cabinets and modern appliances. For buyers interested in the in-building amenities, they will find amenities such as a common rooftop deck, a party room, an enter phone system, an exercise room, a security guard service, and a meeting room, as well as a concierge service, visitor parking, and parking garages for all residents. The historical average PSF for Rezen is always rising, so real estate investors can potentially see a positive return on investment.Out on the streets around 205 Frederick St, residents of Rezen will be able to find all sorts of lovely amenities that are sure to please any sense of taste. In very close proximity (and shockingly, still used as such and as a museum) is Toronto’s First Post Office (built in 1834); also in the area are some small shops, a grocery store, a couple of cafes, a restaurant, and a couple of bars/pubs. By taking a quick walk east on Adelaide St. to Sherbourne St., then south on Sherbourne St. to King St. E, homebuyers will come upon both a TTC transit bus stop, as well as a TTC streetcar stop; by utilizing both, they can get around the city of Toronto with much more ease. The nearest TTC subway station that residents can have access to is the King subway station; by heading west on King St. E to Yonge St. (from heading south on Sherbourne St. to King St. E), there can be found the King subway station. Using the TTC subway system, buyers can literally travel almost anywhere in the city of Toronto and even out into its suburban areas this way. Heading west on Adelaide St. to Jarvis St. gives nature-lovers access to a beautiful greenspace known as St. James Park, where they can sit in relative peace and quiet. Motorists looking for fast access to the nearest highway need only follow the same directions to the King subway station at King & Yonge, but then, drive south on Yonge St. to Lake Shore Blvd., and there, an on-ramp and off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway will be found.