224 King St W

TSCC 2489

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Outdoor Patio / Garden, BBQs, Beanfield Fibre Available

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

For over 40 years, the space in which Theatre Park condominium was built (224 King Street West), was simply a parking lot that neighboured the Royal Alexander Theatre and surrounded by historic buildings. Through determination and in-depth strategies, Lamb Development Corp., Niche Development & Harhay Developments brought architectsAlliance on board to redevelop this old, tired parking lot into something much more…new homes for Torontonian urbanites that wanted to live within the King West neighbourhood/Theatre District. The whole team collectively came up with a highly functional strategy for creating ‘tiers’ by way of podiums in order to blend with the heights of nearby historic buildings at street level, but also pushing back the condominium and allowing a public courtyard to be at the forefront so as to be less intrusive. The Theatre Park condo was completed by 2015, with Juhan Marten Landscape Architect & II BY IV Design (interior designer) also added to the team. The interesting exterior of the Theatre Park is a simplistic blend of glass & steel, with architectural ‘ribbon bands’ giving the illusion of embracing the interior and an artistic point tower on top for additional acknowledgement to the Theatre District. With windows on all sides of this condo, every condo unit has great city views. The Theatre Park condo stands at 47 storeys tall and possesses 234 condo units collectively, beginning at the 9th floor. The lower floors are dedicated to a 5-star restaurant, administrative facilities and luxurious amenity space. The top floor is where homebuyers will find the 3270-square foot 3 bedrooms penthouse suites and the remainder of the condo units begin with studios at 400 square feet and scale up to 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedrooms and 2 bedrooms + den. Features buyers will see within the interiors of many of these condo units are 9 or 10-foot exposed concrete ceilings, spacious terraces, floor to ceiling windows, feature walls, stainless steel appliances, stone countertops, hardwood flooring, designer kitchens & finishes, open concept living & dining areas and high-end baths. In-building amenities include 24-hour concierge, fully equipped fitness centre, outdoor pool with lounging area, 2-level restaurant with bar & terrace and event room with dining & living areas. The historical average PSF shows there has consistently been the potential for a positive return on investment. Icon Property Management oversees and caters to the needs of residents and the daily operations of this condo building.The Theatre Park condo (224 King Street West) is perfectly located for buyers that want to have super-easy access to TTC public transit (the King streetcar can connect commuters with north/south lines like Spadina & Bathurst, the Yonge-University subway station and Union station, or, homebuyers can walk a short way east on King Street to access St. Andrew subway station and the many stores and eateries of The TD Centre). Right across the street, buyers have the David Pecaut Square Park, The PATH network and Roy Thomson Hall.Surrounded by King Street West, Duncan Street, Adelaide Street and Simcoe Street, homebuyers that want to pick up the Gardiner Expressway can do so by heading south on Simcoe Street (which turns into Lower Simcoe Street) and access Lake Shore Blvd. for an on-ramp.